Can the child's hemangioma go to Jinan birthmark hemangioma hospital for treatment?

There are birthmarks of different sizes and colors,

Most of them still grow in exposed parts,

Babies are not sensible,

I don't know what this means to him yet,

However, parents can't help thinking.

In recent years, the incidence of hemangioma is on the rise, especially in winter, which is a high incidence period of hemangioma. If patients do not pay attention to daily care and insist on treatment, it will easily lead to recurrence and even endanger physical and mental health. In this regard, "winter is not only the high incidence of hemangioma, but also the treatment opportunity for hemangioma!"

In winter, why is the high incidence of hemangioma?

The treatment of hemangioma patients has always been a concern of patients, and many patients are also deeply mistaken in the treatment of hemangioma. They were at a loss and disappointed. Here are some key points for treating hemangioma:

Interrupt treatment: hemangioma in winter is more stable and lighter in color than in spring and summer. Some patients mistakenly think that their condition will be better in winter, so they stop treatment privately, leading to the spread of hemangioma.

Bad living habits: most hemangiomas are effectively covered in winter, and hemangiomas do not look too serious. Some patients may relax their vigilance in diet, work and rest, leading to aggravation of their condition.

Emotional fluctuation: Emotional instability will seriously affect the nervous system of patients, and also affect the secretion of hormones in patients, thus leading to the aggravation of the disease.

External stimulation: The weather is cold in winter. If you don't pay attention to keep warm, it may lead to skin lesions and frostbite. Improper treatment may lead to the spread of hemangioma. In addition, the haze weather also has a certain impact on the condition of hemangioma.

In winter, why is it a good time to treat hemangioma?

1, vascular proliferation is inhibited: in winter, human blood circulation is slow, vascular endothelial cells are in a stable phase, avoiding abnormal proliferation to produce tumors, getting rid of stable hemangioma more easily, reducing the difficulty of treatment, recovering more easily and achieving better treatment effect.

2. Shortened rehabilitation cycle: After the treatment of hemangioma in winter, the patient's condition is relatively stable, easy to control and recover, and the rehabilitation cycle is shortened.

3. Weak ultraviolet radiation of sunlight: In winter, the sunshine is mild and the ultraviolet rays are weak, which will not cause great harm to human skin, and it is a good guarantee for patients who treat hemangioma. On the other hand, it provides a favorable environment for the maintenance of neocortex and promotes the recovery of skin metabolic tissue.

4, not easy to infect: the infection of the injured part is easy to cause scars, and the temperature in winter is low, so it will not sweat a lot. For many oily skin, it is not easy to cause infection after treatment, which is more conducive to the recovery of patients' wounds.

How to care for hemangioma after treatment?

1. Avoid infection: use anti-infective drugs for external use according to the doctor's advice. If the sweat stains are wet or accidentally wet or dirty, you should wipe the patch once in time. For example, special parts such as vulva should be bandaged in time after defecation to reduce the chance of infection.

2. Waterproof: If there is no blister on the treatment site, do not touch water for three days after operation; If there is a blister at the treatment site, wait until the blister subsides and the scab falls off before touching the water to reduce the chance of infection. If the treatment site is not suitable for bathing, you can choose to wipe your body.

3, sun protection: pay attention to the sun protection in the treatment area, reduce pigmentation.

4, diet: there is no special requirement for the baby and mother's diet, it is recommended to avoid eating spicy food as much as possible. Adequate nutrition for infants is conducive to the recovery of wounds.

In winter, hemangioma is in a relatively stable state and develops slowly. Many patients think that hemangioma is good, but in fact, stable treatment is needed at this time. In addition to daily care, active treatment is the key!