What is the most effective way to treat hemangioma?

Hemangioma is a benign tumor disease. The cause of the disease is currently unclear, but experts believe that hemangioma is closely related to genetics. Of course, since hemangioma is a disease, it occurs on the walls of blood vessels in the human body. However, since the blood vessels in the human body are relatively complex, it is easy to cause heavy bleeding if you are not careful. Therefore, although this disease is a benign tumor disease, it is still relatively difficult to treat. So what is the best way to treat hemangioma disease?

1. Surgical treatment

In recent years, due to the improvement of my country's medical level, surgical treatment has been widely used in all benign and malignant tumors. Therefore, the surgical treatment technology for diseases such as hemangioma in my country is relatively mature, so there is no need to worry too much. Of course, if surgical treatment is the main approach, there are certain risks. In clinical practice, minimally invasive techniques are generally used to remove tumors on the blood vessel walls, and the treatment effect is still good.

2. Intravascular embolization, used for racemose and giant cavernous hemangiomas. For general surgical prophylactic anti-infection, sulfonamides or drugs that mainly act on Gram-positive bacteria are used. People with poor physical condition or concurrent infections often use combination therapy, the most commonly used are: drugs that act on Gram-positive bacteria + drugs that act on Gram-positive bacteria + drugs that act on anaerobic bacteria. For patients with severe infection or complications before and after surgery, effective antibiotics can be selected based on clinical and drug sensitivity tests. However, the specific medication to be considered still needs to be determined based on the results of the examination, and medication cannot be used blindly.

3. Conservative treatment: Conservative treatment is also widely used in my country. It is generally for people with hemangiomas who cannot undergo surgery, because not all people with hemangiomas can undergo surgery. Whether surgery can be performed depends on the location of the hemangioma and the various causes involved. Of course, conservative treatment generally uses some drugs to control hemangiomas. Of course, the control effect is relatively good, but it is a time bomb.

For diseases like hemangioma, the treatment plan is generally determined based on the location of the disease and the age of the patient, as well as the most effective treatment. It still needs to be judged based on the results of the inspection. And some routine examination measures need to be considered, so it is very important to cooperate with the doctor's treatment.