Not long ago, there was widespread concern about the fires at long peak hospital. As at 21 april, 29 people had died as a result of the fire and 39 wounded and wounded were being treated in the hospital. Of these, 4 were at risk, 17 were seriously ill and only 18 were in stable condition。
The fire caused many netizens to focus on the capital operation behind long peak hospital, which is known to be a private hospital that treats vascular cancer. Many do not know, however, that angioma is not a problem and does not require specialized treatment in specialist hospitals。
The aneurysm is self-reducing
Angioma is a benign neoplasm common to skin and soft tissues, formed from cell growth, which is more common at or shortly after the birth of the child, with red spots on the body of the child with the disease, which gradually expand or rise in the year after birth。
Symptoms of angiogenesis appear to be somewhat frightening, and many mothers and fathers do not know about medicine, and are prone to panic and eager to find ways to treat angioma. This has been used by many vascular cancer hospitals to capture parents' stress over their children's condition as a means of engaging in “business”。
In fact, vascular cancer is a self-reducing disease, with most infant and child vascular cancers receding with age, with about 50 per cent of children dying before age 5, 70 per cent before age 7 and 90 per cent before age 9。
One of the sanctuary hospital's dermatologists, chasin (alias), stated that “a baby's vascular tumor exceeds the growth period, leaving only red marks after one year of age and not in critical areas without taking care of it”, so parents need not worry too much。
Interventions are needed to treat a vascular tumor if it is damaged, ulcers, etc., or if its presence is too dangerous (e. G., aerobics, etc.) and the technology to treat it is quite mature。
In addition to surgical removal, patients with angiogenesis can consider medication
The treatment of vascular tumours in infants and young children needs to be considered in the light of the age of the patient, the type of vascular tumour and the location of the vascular tumour, among other factors。
Oral drugs: pupolol oral fluid (the only approved infant and young child angiogenesis ailment in the country) or punelol tablets can be selected
(a) painting: the choice of drugs such as lor and catilor eye fluids
Surgery: the incurable aneurysm can be treated as surgically removed
Laser treatment: effective treatment of shallow vascular tumours or residuals。
Irregular vascular cancer treatment can cause harm
Many parents are vulnerable to diversion to profit-making hospitals because of their lack of knowledge of vascular cancers, as well as their fear of children, and this desperate treatment can result in more serious harm to children and families。
First of all, there is the economic impact, public hospitals have a uniform fee rate, but for-profit hospitals are priced independently, and many parents, with anxiety, are willing to “scratch their children”. In addition, many for-profit hospitals prefer to pack effective treatments, which can be solved with a drug, with radio frequency, lasers, and external drugs being rotated to patients to cover unnecessary high treatment costs。
In addition, over-treatment is harmful to the child's health. The standard treatment for general angioma is once a month, while for-profit hospitals usually treat patients with in-patient injections, once a day, sometimes even daily, so frequently that they can easily leave a mark on their children's bodies。
Angiogenesis is not a major disease, but it is only a cure that can be spent in vain, and it is not a waste to cause irreversible treatment. Parents can also devote more attention to family doctors online and learn more about practical medicine, and should try to be as cool and rational as possible when there are problems related to the child's health, and choose scientific ways of dealing with emergencies and better protecting the child's health。
