The dangers of scrotal capillary hemangioma

In fact, my friends, you may not know that capillaries occur not only in the skin. There are also capillaries in the scrotum, so how should we treat the scrotal capillaries? Let's take a look at the following article, which will introduce to you the treatment methods of scrotal capillaries and various symptoms.

The specific hazards are as follows: Hazards of scrotal capillary hemangioma 1: Scrotal capillary hemangioma mostly develops from ectopic vascular proliferation in the embryonic period, so most of them are discovered shortly after birth, and a few are seen in infancy. Hemangiomas are mostly located in the dermis and appear as red or purple-red patches or small red dots, red vascular nevi or strawberry-shaped hemangiomas, which grow rapidly and expand to the surrounding skin tissue to form flaky purple-red skin, which is soft and has clear boundaries and is generally asymptomatic. The growth rate is slow at 1 year old, but in some patients it grows rapidly and develops to the entire perineum. Local friction may cause hemangioma rupture and bleeding, and scrotal capillary hemangioma may cause thickening of the scrotal skin. Hazard 2 of scrotal capillary hemangioma: Because children's urination and defecation are often stimulated or rubbed back and forth by diapers, they are prone to ulceration, bleeding and infection. Some children have complications of tendon sheath effusion, scrotal swelling, and scrotum several times larger than that of normal children. Generally, the scrotum grows rapidly during puberty. Some patients have serious impact on their normal life because of their large scrotum. Many patients have enlarged testicles and precocious puberty. When they should be mature, they have no normal sexual function or discharge blood in semen. Hazard 3 of scrotal capillary hemangioma: The surface of large-area scrotal capillary hemangioma in infants is dark red. A large number of capillaries from the femur to the epidermis are congested, dilated and ruptured. Repeated circulation and destruction cause a lot of blood to accumulate in the affected area to form cavernous hemangiomas, which seriously affect the unbalanced development of both sides. After adulthood, the two legs are of different lengths and the patient is lame. In some patients with scrotal capillary hemangioma, the anus is affected and enters the rectum. After the anus is contracted and congested and destroyed, a small amount of stool will be unconsciously discharged during deflation or enteritis and diarrhea. Patients with hemangiomas entering the rectum will have many blood sinuses similar to hemorrhoids grow on the rectal wall, which are prone to bleeding or heavy bleeding when the stool is hard. Many doctors will misdiagnose it as hemorrhoids or treat it as hemorrhoids, which is relatively dangerous. After understanding the symptoms and dangers of scrotal hemangioma, it is recommended that the above patients receive treatment as early as possible to avoid affecting the normal development of the body.

After understanding this method of scrotal capillaries, I believe that this has also popularized some relevant knowledge for everyone. It is recommended that you pay more attention to any symptoms of pain or discomfort in your daily life and get checked in time. Personal hygiene should also be paid more attention.