Many babies are born with symptoms of hemangioma, which looks particularly scary. Many parents are very worried and will go to many hospitals to seek treatment from doctors, even rushing to seek medical attention. However, some people say that hemangioma will be digested and not treated as their children grow up, but parents are afraid of delaying their child's condition. Will the fetal hemangioma disappear?
What exactly is fetal hemangioma? There are many types of it, some may disappear on their own, while others may continue to worsen. If left untreated, it can be life-threatening.
The surface skin of hemangioma is particularly thin and easy to break, and the fetal skin is also fragile and delicate, so it is particularly prone to friction and bleeding. After bleeding, it is not easy to stop, and it is easy to get infected because the damaged skin may not heal for a long time, so it is easy to leave scars. Hemangiomas can occur in various parts of the body, with varying sizes and dark colors, which can greatly affect a child's appearance and potentially cause significant psychological pressure, resulting in negative effects.
Parents must take good care of fetuses with vascular tumors, pay attention to hygiene, and ensure that the skin surface is clean. One of the most important precautions for babies with vascular tumors is to take frequent showers to keep the skin clean and prevent sweat from affecting the surface of the tumor.
It is also important to pay attention to trimming the baby's own nails regularly to avoid scratching the surface of the tumor when not paying attention and to prevent potential infections.
