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What Are the Treatment Options for Hemangiomas?
Most hemangiomas do not require treatment and will regress on their own. However, in cases where the hemangioma is causing complications such as bleeding, ulceration, or interference with vital functions, treatment options may include:
Beta-blockers
like propranolol
Corticosteroids
Laser therapy
Surgical removal
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