Strawberry Hemangioma Natural Cure.
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Abstract
Hemangioma are not usually present at birth but rapidly increases in size before involution. They occurs commonly in infancy. They are common in premature babies, females are three times more common than males. 80% are
present in first month of life, 60% occurs in head & neck. They usually grow from 6 to 18 months and then start
involution and complete involution occurs in 9 years.
We are presenting a case of
Name: Kainat
Age: 6 months presented with strawberry hemangioma, her parents were asked to leave it alnone without any
treatment until and unless it gets complicated like ulceration, infection and starts bleeding. Then she again presented at age of 4 years with involution of 60% and then she presented at 12 years with complete involution
(resolution). This case is presented for the reasons of that such lesions involute without any treatment this for
those hence they should not be actively treated with any therapy until unless they get complicated.
Keywords: Strawberry Hemangioma, Self Involution.
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