For patients with liver hemangiomas, if they occasionally experience needle-like pain, the condition is relatively mild at that time, but regular follow-up ultrasound exams are still needed to monitor changes in the condition. The diet should primarily be light, including plenty of fresh vegetables and fruits, avoiding hard-to-digest foods, and avoiding spicy and irritating foods to reduce inflammatory stimulation, which is beneficial for controlling the condition. Of course, if the hemangioma is large, it may cause local compression symptoms, primarily characterized by persistent pain in the liver area. For such cases, surgery should be performed as soon as possible to achieve a cure and improve the patient's prognosis.