Hemangeol (active ingredient propranolol) is an oral solution given to infants and children to treat an inherited condition called hemangioma.

Many people often confuse hemangiomas in the liver with liver cancer because of the presence of a tumor. So are liver hemangiomas dangerous, what drugs are used to treat hemangiomas in the liver?

I discovered a hemangioma in the liver during appendicitis surgery. I went for a CT scan and it was a hemangioma. Now, I went to the doctor to check that I had an atypical liver hemangioma (size 61x69mm) and a positive halo sign. So the doctor told me how to treat female hemangiomas in the liver? Thank you doctor.

Hemangioma is a common tumor in children, formed when blood vessels proliferate. Although most cases of hemangioma are benign and disappear on their own, there is a small percentage of hemangioma that progresses to malignancy, causing many complications for children. Therefore, timely treatment of hemangioma in children will help children develop best.

Hemangiomas in children are usually benign and disappear on their own before the child turns 10. However, there are some cases where hemangiomas continue to grow and invade other organs or have complications, greatly affecting the child's health.

Hemangioma is the most common benign subcutaneous blood tumor in children that can be found in all areas of the body. The rate of disease in children is 59% at birth, 40% in the first month, 30% in premature babies under 1.8 kg weight. So what is the cause of subcutaneous hemangioma?

Congenital hemangioma is a condition of excessive growth of blood vessels in the skin forming tumors, which can appear anywhere on the body, but most commonly on the head, face, and neck. Congenital hemangioma usually appears after 2-4 weeks of birth and is a benign tumor. So does congenital hemangioma need treatment?

Some babies are born with birthmarks (dark patches of skin that are blue, purple, brown, black, pink, or bright red) anywhere on their body. Birthmarks can be harmless or they can indicate health problems that parents need to pay special attention to.

Hemangioma is a common type in children, appearing at birth and has the characteristic of growing rapidly in infants. It appears everywhere on the body, including the palms. Hemangioma in the palms of children should be operated on when it affects functional activities as well as has the potential to cause serious complications such as necrosis, amputation...

Common tumors in children often leave dangerous complications and most of them do not leave any warning symptoms, so recognizing congenital tumors in children in the early stages is very important.

Hemangioma is a fairly common type of tumor that can appear in many places on the body, usually under the skin, but it can also appear in the oral cavity. Are hemangiomas in the oral cavity dangerous and how are they treated?