What Is Angiofibroma?
Single non-hereditary damage (nasal fibrous papules), multiple non-hereditary damage (pearl papules of the penis), or multiple hereditary damage seen in tuberous sclerosis (sebaceous adenoma, forehead) Plaque, koener tumors and gum damage). It is usually solitary and is located near the adult's nose. Can be confused with nevus cell nevus, neurofibromatosis, pyogenic granuloma.
Angiofibroma
- Angiofibroma (telangiectatic fibroma) is a skin red to reddish papule caused by superficial fibrous hyperplasia of the dermis and varying degrees of vascular hyperplasia. Can be single non-hereditary damage (nasal fibrous papules), multiple non-hereditary damage (pearl papules of the penis), or multiple hereditary damage seen in tuberous sclerosis (sebaceous adenoma, frontal Plaque, koener tumors and gum damage). The fibrous papule of the nose is a dome-shaped pedicellated papule, white or light red, with a diameter of 3 to 6 mm. It is usually solitary and is located near the adult's nose. Can be confused with nevus cell nevus, neurofibromatosis, pyogenic granuloma. Can be surgically removed and relapses are rare.
Angiofibroma symptoms and signs
- Single non-hereditary damage (nasal fibrous papules), multiple non-hereditary damage (pearl papules of the penis), or multiple hereditary damage seen in tuberous sclerosis (sebaceous adenoma, frontal Plaque, koener tumors and gum damage). It is usually solitary and is located near the adult's nose. Can be confused with nevus cell nevus, neurofibromatosis, pyogenic granuloma.
Angiofibroma medication
- Surgery.
Angiofibroma diet health care
- 1. What foods are good for angiofibroma:
- Eat more fresh fruits and vegetables.
- 2. What foods are best not to eat for angiofibromas:
- 1) Do not eat mildew, scorched and burnt food.
- 2) Do not eat smoked, grilled, pickled, or soaked food.
- 3) Do not smoke or drink.
Angiofibroma preventive care
- (A) treatment
- Surgery.
- (B) the prognosis
- There is currently no related content description, pay attention to body care.
Causes of angiofibromatosis
- The cause is unknown.
Angiofibroma disease diagnosis
- Currently there are no related content description.
Angiofibroma test method
- Laboratory inspection:
- Currently there are no related content description.
- Other auxiliary checks:
- Currently there are no related content description.
Angiofibroma complications
- Currently there are no related content description.
Prognosis of angiofibroma
- Currently there are no related content description.
Angiofibroma Pathogenesis
- The pathogenesis is unclear.