What is breast hematoma?

If the hemangioma grows in the breast, it is also called breast hemangioma. The harm of this disease is relatively large, so patients must go to the hospital for examination in time and then take scientific treatment. The most popular method at present is surgical treatment. After the treatment, preventive measures must be taken, otherwise the disease may recur. Let's learn more about the disease of breast hemangioma.

What is breast hematoma?

For female friends, breasts are an extremely important sexual organ, but they are also extremely fragile and easily hurt. Clinically, breasts are prone to breast hyperplasia, breast cancer, and even breast hemangiomas. What should I do if I have a hemangioma on my breast? What are the symptoms of hemangioma? Let’s take a closer look below!

Before answering the question of what to do if there is a hemangioma on the breast, let's first look at the symptoms of hemangioma:

In the case of a hemangioma on the breast, you can see spreading and twisted vine-like or earthworm-like vascular protrusions around the female breast, and a round lump at the site of the hemangioma, sometimes lobed with smooth edges, and focal calcification or ossification may also occur. In addition, as the hemangioma develops, you can see thin lines of translucent film around the breast, which may even be confused with other breast tumors and become difficult to distinguish.

What should I do if I have a hemangioma on my breast?

Some women have a hemangioma on their breast but are unaware of it, thinking it is just a simple breast hyperplasia. They ignore it and the hemangioma becomes worse. So how should you deal with a hemangioma on your breast?

(1) In order to avoid misdiagnosis of diseases, if there is any abnormality or discomfort in the breast, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital for examination and treatment in time to help you diagnose the disease more quickly.

(2) In the case of a hemangioma on the breast, surgical removal was the most common treatment option in the past. However, since the female breast is densely covered with vascular tissue, surgical removal is prone to the risk of heavy bleeding and does not necessarily guarantee that the hemangioma can be completely removed. In addition, removing the hemangioma can easily affect the appearance of the breast and even cause the woman to lose the ability to breastfeed. In order to better avoid injuries, it is recommended that you actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment after the hemangioma is diagnosed, so as to avoid further damage with more scientific methods.

The above is the introduction about hemangioma on the breast. There is no doubt that hemangioma on the breast will cause great damage to women's health. In order to help yourself recover health as soon as possible, you must treat your condition correctly.