Is hepatic hemangioma dangerous?

Hepatic hemangioma is a benign tumor, but these symptoms do have a relatively large impact on patients. They can damage liver metabolism, inhibit the healthy function of the liver, and reduce the liver's detoxification ability, so they need to be treated with attention.

1. Damage to the liver’s metabolism

The liver is the most active metabolic organ in the human body. It is involved in the metabolic process of almost all substances in the human body and is very important for maintaining people's normal life. However, due to the existence of this disease, the metabolic function of the liver is disordered, which in turn causes great impact and damage to the entire body.

2. Suppresses the healthy function of the liver

Due to the damage caused by the disease, the innate foundation generated by the originally healthy liver is weakened. At the same time, because the tumor is attached to the liver and will continue to grow, as the lesion area expands, the blood lake increases, which in turn leads to congestion and hardening of the blood, and the blood becomes thicker. The harm caused by hepatic hemangioma causes liver function to gradually become abnormal.

3. Reduced liver detoxification ability

The liver is an important detoxification organ in the human body. It converts toxins from the body itself and the outside world into non-toxic or less toxic substances and excretes them out of the body, thereby ensuring the health of the human body. The harm caused by hepatic hemangioma not only inhibits the normal function of the liver, but the blood stasis in the tumor also hinders the vitality of healthy liver tissue and reduces the liver's detoxification function.