Does staying up late affect liver hemangioma?
Written by Liu Wu Cai
Hepatobiliary Surgery
Updated on September 17, 2024
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Staying up late can affect patients with hepatic hemangiomas.
Chronic sleep deprivation may impair liver function, potentially exacerbating hepatic hemangiomas significantly. Hepatic hemangiomas are a type of benign tumor, but they can rupture and bleed, causing liver hemorrhage and even leading to hemorrhagic shock.
Therefore, patients with hepatic hemangiomas, especially those with larger tumors, should be actively treated, potentially through interventional surgery to achieve a cure. Additionally, for patients with smaller hepatic hemangiomas, conservative treatment may be appropriate for the time being. However, lifestyle and dietary habits need special attention, such as avoiding hard-to-digest and spicy foods.
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