How should blood moles be treated?

A blood mole is a small red mole that grows on our body. It is shaped like a soybean and protrudes from the skin, affecting its appearance. Blood moles usually have no impact on human health, so if they are not located in obvious areas, they generally do not require special treatment. However, if it grows on exposed skin, it can be treated with surgical removal or laser and freezing.

Symptoms of blood mole

Erythema caused by continuous dilation of local capillaries in the skin or mucous membranes. It often occurs on the face, neck or trunk, or may occur on the oral mucosa. If a blood mole is to be removed with Binglu Powder, then apply Pearl Powder on it and the skin will heal. If the bleeding is severe, take Liangxue Dihuang Decoction internally and abstain from food before recovery. Blood moles can be as big as wolfberries or as small as mung beans. Blood moles indicate the accumulation of fat, phlegm and dampness, which can easily lead to fatty liver, cirrhosis and cholecystitis, and are more common in patients with fatty liver and chronic hepatitis. No matter what shape and color the spots are, their root cause is the external manifestation of the accumulation of various wastes in the body, and they are all bad spots. Spots are acquired. If you don't pay attention to maintenance, they will become more and more numerous and grow bigger, which means that the damage is getting more serious.

1. Surgical treatment

Surgical treatment is used to remove the diseased tissue and achieve the purpose of treatment. Since the affected part is rich in blood vessels and has abundant blood flow, preventive measures must be taken to prevent massive bleeding during surgery to avoid severe hemorrhagic shock, which would increase the difficulty and risk of the surgery.

Localized hemangiomas can be safely removed with ideal results. If the hemangioma is large or deep, surgical cure is possible after a series of laboratory tests, such as preoperative venography, ultrasound, and MRI, confirm the distribution of the lesions and the hemodynamics, accurately estimate the amount of blood loss, and take measures to replenish blood volume.

For cavernous hemangiomas that are large in area and located deep in the body, consider total or partial resection, and continue treatment with other therapies after surgery. Skin grafting or skin flap repair can be chosen for wound healing and repair.

2. Laser and cryotherapy

Laser therapy is a new treatment method that uses the photothermal principle of multiple lasers to penetrate deep into the blood vessels, disintegrate the source of the hemangioma, and the pigment debris will be naturally discharged from the human body, achieving the purpose of completely removing the hemangioma. However, since the depth of laser penetration of hemangiomas is limited, the treatment effect is better for those with shallow locations and fewer communicating branches, and the effect is poor for those with deeper locations and extensive communicating branches. Therefore, a cooling head must be used during treatment.

Cryotherapy for hemangioma uses low temperatures to freeze the deformed blood vessels, causing them to occlude, improving blood circulation and restoring the skin at the site of the lesion to normal. The operation is simple and the cost is low, but the treatment is not thorough and will leave scars.

3. Radiation and radionuclides

Radiation therapy is also known as radionuclide therapy, and the most commonly used isotope isotope strontium 90 patch. The principle of treatment is to use the nuclear radiation rays produced by radioactive elements to treat the cells in the diseased area, forming radioactive damage at the treatment site to achieve the therapeutic effect. It is mainly used to treat mild and superficial hemangiomas, with good results. This method has strict restrictions and high requirements on the irradiation dose and time. It also affects bone development and increases the risk of cataracts and cancer. It is not commonly used clinically.

4. Other treatments

Hormone therapy: local hormone injection therapy, oral corticosteroids for treatment.

Physical treatment: Carbon dioxide laser, ion, microwave, etc. are used to treat hemangioma skin diseases. The method is easy to popularize and simple. Some areas use this method for treatment. The price is moderate, but it is very painful and will leave scars.