We present this article about hemangioma and varicose veins using articles and materials approved by the best varicose vein specialist in Iran, Dr. Mahmoud Hadizadeh.... In this article, we are trying to talk to you about the types of hemangioma and various materials related to this topic... Neonatal hemangioma A hemangioma or infantile hemangioma is a non-cancerous growth of blood vessels..they usually go away on their own, but if they are open or scarred, a doctor may treat them....the most common lumps or tumors are in children...these hemangiomas usually grow for a while and go away without treatment..unsightly....in addition, they may be associated with other abnormalities of the central nervous system or spine...these masses may be associated with other Internal hemangiomas are also associated.... These affect internal organs such as the following, such as hemangiomas of the liver or other parts of the digestive tract, as well as hemangiomas of the brain or respiratory organs... Hemangiomas> Many patients who go to the best varicose vein specialist in Isfahan (Dr. Mahmoud Hadizadeh) suffer from hemangiomas of organs of different sizes... these lesions may be seen anywhere in the organs... these lesions may be seen in patients with varicose veins or without varicose veins and venous insufficiency... hemangiomas that involve organs usually do not cause problems... hemangioma These skin lesions are also benign. These lesions may appear in different parts of the skin.. Cutaneous hemangiomas occur when abnormal proliferation of blood vessels occurs in an area of the body. Experts are not sure why the blood vessels are clustered together in this way, but they believe it is due to special proteins produced in the placenta during pregnancy. According to the best varicose vein specialist in Isfahan, these lesions occur inside the liver or on its surface. era be children... they don't.... Non-infantile hepatic hemangiomas are assumed to be sensitive to estrogen.... During menopause, for many women, estrogen replacement therapy is minimized due to decreased estrogen symptoms.. It can stimulate the growth of hepatic hemangiomas.... Likewise, pregnancy and sometimes oral contraceptive pills can increase the size of hemangiomas.... This article is about hemangiomas and varicose veins.... Symptoms and symptoms of hemangioma Depending on the location and size, hemangiomas usually do not cause symptoms during or after they form... but if they are large or located in a sensitive area or there are multiple hemangiomas, they may cause symptoms.. Skin hemangiomas usually appear as small red bumps or bumps.. When they grow, they look like wine-colored birthmarks... Skin hemangiomas are sometimes called strawberry hemangiomas because of their dark red appearance. It becomes.. **hepatic hemangioma** Hepatic hemangioma is the most common benign tumor of the liver, which consists of abnormal blood vessels. This tumor is usually asymptomatic and rarely causes complications. In most cases, hepatic hemangioma is detected incidentally during medical imaging such as ultrasound, CT scan, or MRI. Body)... **Symptoms of liver hemangioma:** Most infected people have no symptoms. But if the hemangioma is large, it may cause pain or discomfort in the upper right side of the abdomen or a feeling of fullness after eating, as well as nausea or vomiting (rarely) in some patients. ** Causes and risk factors: ** According to the published materials, the exact cause is not known, but it may be congenital... Of course, the role of increased levels of female hormones is also mentioned... (such as estrogen in pregnancy or hormone therapy) which may cause it to grow... Various methods are used for diagnosis, such as ultrasound, and ultrasound is usually the first diagnostic method used by the best varicose vein specialist... CT scan or MRI with contrast is also used to confirm the diagnosis and check the size and location. Tumor is used in some patients... Also, biopsy (rarely) may be useful, but usually it is not needed, because imaging is sufficient for diagnosis.. As mentioned, these hemangiomas are benign and therefore in most cases no treatment is required and only in some cases periodic follow-up with imaging is recommended... One is that there are severe symptoms (persistent pain or other complications) or rapid growth of the tumor... (Dr. Mahmoud Hadizadeh) Prescription hemangioma treatment be... **Possible treatment methods:** Various treatment methods may be used, one of which is surgery, which removes the tumor in symptomatic cases. Embolization, which actually cuts off the blood supply to the tumor, is also used in some cases. Radiotherapy (rarely) and in special cases may also be used for some patients. If treatment is needed, the results are usually good. In some rare cases, venous hemangioma may cause pressure on the veins, resulting in venous insufficiency and varicose veins.. On the other hand, we should know that in some patients with genetic vascular problems, hematoma or hemangioma and varicose veins may be seen together in the same patient.

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