Is it possible to treat vascular tumors with lasers because of the side effects of drugs?

Problem: The baby’s left face has an angiogenesis, which is the size of the grain, the initial attempt to be a laser plus drug, the breakdown of the hospital’s equipment, and the fact that the elderly are worried about the side effects of the drug, instead of using a formula introduced by their friends. But now it’s about peanuts, so can you still use lasers for this?

Answer: Laser can be used to treat angioma at all times, as long as conditions permit, but it is to be noted that lasers are sometimes only an auxiliary treatment.

It should also be stressed that any drug that has a therapeutic effect has side effects and that drugs that do not have side effects do not have any therapeutic effects.

It is also recommended that parents who raise the issue take the baby to a regular hospital in a timely manner for regular treatment, given that there are few oral or external side effects on the aneurysm of an infant and a child, and that a reasonable use of a drug does not affect the healthy growth of the child.

Angioplasm.