How to choose the treatment method for hepatic hemangioma? Although hepatic hemangioma is a benign tumor of the liver, it is like a “time bomb” in the stomach, threatening the health and even the life of patients at any time. Therefore, the treatment of hepatic hemangioma is especially important. However, the treatment of hepatic hemangioma in China is chaotic and misleading, so how can we not take a detour on the way to treatment? The following is a breakdown of some of the current domestic treatment methods for hepatic hemangioma, in the hope that the majority of patients out of confusion, goodbye to liver hemangioma. Surgical treatment Surgical treatment of hepatic hemangioma is to remove the diseased tissues from the patient’s liver to achieve the effect of treatment. Whether to operate depends on the patient’s lesion location, tumor size, growth rate, clinical symptoms and indications for surgical resection (such as history of cirrhosis, compensatory function of liver, physical tolerance to liver resection, tumor rupture and bleeding). Patients with hepatic hemangioma, on the other hand, need to weigh the pros and cons considering factors such as large abdominal wounds, risk of resection, anesthesia, and healing time. Interventional treatment Interventional treatment is performed under the guidance of equipment using puncture needles, catheters and other interventional devices, which combines simple diagnostic radiology and catheter technology. Through the various catheters placed into the patient’s body, the lesion is treated, but sometimes the effect of treatment is not obvious. Microwave therapy is suitable for all kinds of patients with hepatic hemangioma because it is not necessary to “open up” the tumor cells through biologic agents, and it is risk-free and non-invasive. The above is a brief introduction of liver hemangioma treatment methods. In the past, when some patients were found to be suffering from liver hemangioma, many doctors would tell them that liver hemangioma has no effect on their body, so there is no need to treat it, just check it regularly and wait for it to grow to more than 5 cm before treating it by surgical removal. In summary, although some patients with hepatic hemangioma do not have particularly obvious symptoms, some potential hazards of hepatic hemangioma to human body cannot be ignored, and should never be taken lightly, and active treatment is the basic principle. There are two main aspects to consider in the treatment of hepatic hemangioma: on the one hand, whether the treatment technology is safe and effective, and on the other hand, whether the patient’s tumor growth location, rapid growth and increase, whether there is abdominal distension, liver distension and other discomfort, and whether the patient’s psychological burden is excessive. In addition, if the source of the disease continues or remains untreated for a long time to stimulate the tumor, and the pace of life becomes faster, stress increases, as well as changes in diet and natural environment, it is likely to have the possibility of malignant change. Therefore, it is better to cure than not to cure, and it is better to cure early than to cure late.