What Is a Cherry Angioma?
Cherry-type hemangioma is a cherry-shaped hemangioma in essence, and the main populations are middle-aged and elderly.
Cherry hemangioma
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- Chinese name
- Cherry hemangioma
- Solid
- Hemangioma
- Shape
- Cherry
- Major group
- Middle-aged and elderly
- Cherry-type hemangioma is a cherry-shaped hemangioma in essence, and the main populations are middle-aged and elderly.
- Cherry hemangioma, as the name suggests, is a hemangioma that looks like a cherry. This type of hemangioma occurs most often in middle-aged or elderly people, and a small part of it appears in young people.
- Symptoms of cherry-type hemangioma occur in middle-aged and elderly people, and occasionally in adolescents. The rash is bright red or cherry-colored, with a diameter of 1-5mm. It is often multiple in number and size. The smaller skin lesions are only bright red spots. The larger ones are soft and bulge on the surface of the skin. shape. It is most common on the trunk and near the extremities, and occasionally occurs on the scalp, face, and distal extremities, without tired hands or feet. As the age increases, the skin lesions increase and the number increases. There may be anemia halo around some skin lesions. No conscious symptoms. Patients often have senile skin changes such as senile leukoplakia, senile freckles-like nevi and seborrheic keratosis.