Vascular nevus in newborns

Vascular nevus in newborns Sometimes after the birth of a baby or a few months after birth, lesions appear on the child's skin.... Sometimes these lesions can be dangerous and sometimes harmless.... If you do not know the difference between moles in children or vascular masses, Dr. Ali Faraji **Paediatrician** continues to investigate this issue.... Vascular lesions have a very wide range of vascular lesions which, unfortunately, are sometimes known in the medical community... as hemangioma... Lack of familiarity with Skin lesions hinder diagnosis and treatment... On average, 4% of white babies have these lesions and their most common location is in the head and neck area... Unfortunately, most of the time parents confuse vascular lesions with moles... It is better to consult a pediatrician before any action to identify blood vessels... and caused by the proliferation of the inner layers of the vessel... These complications can be congenital or acquired and cause various moles on the surface of the skin of the face and body.. the most common moles are pigment cells, but there are also moles from blood vessels, which we call vascular moles... usually these moles are present on the child's skin from birth and adulthood, but sometimes during puberty there are different types of vascular moles. is... **Dr. Faraji, a pediatrician, has enough expertise and experience.. Rarely on the face... Hemangioma usually appears a few weeks after the birth of a child, this mole is red in color and grows on the child's skin until one and a half years old, and then subsides on its own... Hemangioma moles are more common in premature babies and children born to elderly mothers... Sometimes the speed of growth of this mole is so high that the child's head and neck areas become sores. comes.. 95% of cases are removed by them at the age of 10 years... any type of invasive treatment can worsen the condition of these moles... only if necessary, hemangioma prevents the normal functioning of body organs... for example, if hemangioma blocks the child's vision, it causes the child's eyes to be lazy, so it is necessary to treat it... Reflux in babies Sore throat in children Strengthening the child's immune system Thanks to the management of the site Dr. Faraji pediatrician