Does tongue hemangioma art hind meeting very painful

The tongue hemangioma

is a benign tumor that occurs in the tongue and is mostly related to embryonic angioblast remnants. If the patient is treated with traditional surgery, it is easy to cause intraoperative bleeding due to the rich blood vessels in the tongue. In severe cases, it may lead to inspiratory obstruction, so there may be obvious pain after surgery. However, if it is treated by minimally invasive high-frequency electrocoagulation, it can directly act on tumor cells and make them gradually shrink. It has the advantages of small trauma, short operation time, slight pain, etc., and generally will not be very painful after surgery.