Bleeding

Bleeding's disease overview

What is

What is blood tumor?

Hematoma is an excessive blood vessel proliferation. This is a benign tumor, existing during the first years and can gradually develop for a long time, rarely see malignant blood tumor . Blood tumors may appear on the skin or in the organs inside the body such as the liver, intestines, or respiratory organs, spinals and central nervous systems.

  • Hematoma on the skin looks like a redness, can be flat or protruding on the skin surface. The most common location is the head, neck, behind the ears, back chest .. Blood tumor comes from the shallow capillaries on the skin called capillary blood tumors, often without treatment. Hemodiac is derived from the blood vessels deep under the skin called the hemorrhoids of the cave, which needs to be intervened if causing complications. Blood tumor on the skin develops from the moment the child is a fetus in the mother's womb.

  • Hematoma on the liver is a common type of blood tumor inside the body. The increase in blood vessels takes place inside or on the liver surface. Many studies suggest that pregnancy or use of birth control pills related to the formation of blood tumors on the liver.

    • Depending on the location and size of the tumor, the patient may face problems such as cracking, ulcers and bleeding.

    Bleeding in children is a common problem but rarely causes serious complications. A child may have a lot of bleeding but does not reflect the health of the baby, parents should not be too worried about this issue.

    Causes of Bleeding's disease

    Hematoma is the result of blood vessel proliferation. The exact cause leading to the proliferation of blood vessels has not been understood.

    Symptoms of Bleeding's disease

    Hemorrhoids may appear immediately after birth, but the most common is still in the first few months of life. Clinical manifestations are a flat red mark in any position on the body, most common in the neck area. Usually a child has only one blood tumor.

    In the first year, the red stain grows quickly into a rubber -like bump that looks like rubber, porous, floating on the skin surface. After that, the tumor grew slowly and disappeared.

    Many blood tumors will disappear when the child is 5 years old, and most will not see blood tumors anymore when the child is 10 years old. After the tumor regression, the skin at the tumor position may be discolored or floating on the normal skin surface.

    Transmission route of Bleeding's diseaseBleeding

    Bloody tumors are not transmitted from patients to healthy people.

    People at risk for Bleeding's disease

    Hematoma is common in children with the following characteristics:

  • White skin

    • Premature babies

  • Born from a multi -pregnant pregnancy
  • Lightweight compared to the age of gestational.A

    • Prevention of Bleeding's disease

    There is no measure to prevent the appearance of blood tumors.

    Diagnostic measures for Bleeding's disease

    The diagnosis of a color tumor usually just asks for the disease and clinical examination is sufficient.

    Skin biopsy may be done if there is a diagnosis after asking for the disease and clinical examination.

    Some intensive subclinical tests are considered as indicators for darkening and differentiation of blood tumors:

  • Factors of blood vessel growth (VEGF) in the blood and urine.
  • Factive growth factor in urine.

    • ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging plays a role in:

  • Distinguish blood tumors on the skin from other lesions such as lymphatic cysts, lymph nodes.
  • Determining blood tumors in organs.

    • Distinguish blood tumors from abnormalities related to other blood vessel systems such as vascular deformities.

    Bleeding's disease treatments

    U máu là một bệnh lý không ảnh hưởng nhiều đến sức khỏe của người bệnh. However, in some cases, patients need to be treated with different methods depending on the characteristics of each type of blood tumor. Các chỉ định điều trị với khối u máu được đưa ra trong các trường hợp:

  • regular bleeding tumors
    • Bloody appears in positions that reduce the aesthetics, affecting the psychology of the patient.
  • large compression of blood vessels and circulatory systems
  • Bloody breaking down the epidermis around
  • Large compression of airway, affecting the respiratory process
  • Bloody obstructing vision or motion of the eye.
    • Treatment of skin tumors

    Small skin tumors on the skin often do not need the intervention of medical staff, some blood tumors may disappear by themselves. The treatment should be indicated in cases where the tumor causes complications such as blood sores, cracking, and bleeding. Treatment measures are often applied, including drugs or surgery: In the case of patients with large blood tumors, affecting cosmetic or appearing in special places such as around the eye, surgery will be applied to rase tumors.

    In addition, skin tumors can be treated with laser: Laser has the effect of reducing redness, reducing tumor size and accelerating the process of healing wound after blood tumors self -regained. >

    Hematoma after disappearing often leaves a stretch mark. Moisturizers can solve this problem.

    Treatment of blood tumors in internal organs
  • Surgery to eliminate malignant blood tumors

    • Surgery to cut off the blood supply for tumors.

  • Surgery to remove affected organs.

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