Angiosarcoma is sponsored by vascular tumors, or known as vascular Heiliber is a rare cancer found in the inner lining of the blood vessels or lymph vessels, and this type of cancer affects all the organs of the body, but it spreads abundantly in those infected with the blood vessels in both the following: breasts. Liver. Sheet. The spleen. Vascular tumors are rare, for example in the United States, one case is diagnosed with vascular tumors between a million cases of cancer symptoms. The most prominent types of vascular tumors in the following are benign and malignant vascular crops, followed by all kinds of types: 1. Binsic vascular tumors are the most prominent types of benevolent vascular tumors in the following: capillary hemangioma. Senile angiome / cherry -angioma. Juvenile Angiomas / Strawberry Angiomas. Intramuscular hemangioma. Internal internal crops in the liver, spleen, chest or brain. 2. Mentor vascular crops. These crops are very rare, and in many cases the diagnosis is made late, so the chances of survival and ongoing life with these crops are small and low, and the general types are: lymphangiosarcoma. Hemangio blastoma. Hemangondothelioma. Leadomyosarcoma. Kaposi sarcoma. Woodi Cell Tumor. Symptoms of vascular tumors often do not appear to be symptoms of internal vascular tumors, that is, for example, the spleen and liver, but which affects the skin, the symptoms are often very clear and are suggested in the following: 1. Bruises on the body are noted that the patient is noted that the incidence of purple spots and areas of the appearance of the appearance. These bruises are characterized by bleeding as soon as they are scratched or injured, while they swell and stretch over time, and this is the opposite of the bruises that occur as a result of the injury, because they fade over time. 2.. The pain that the injured at the beginning of vascular tumors feels is limited to the area of the injury and the place of bruises, as soon as it is affected by the injured. Causes and factors of the risk of vascular tumors There is no cause behind the formation of crops in the body in general, including vascular tumors, and scientists are still seeking causes with ongoing efforts. There are a group of factors that increase the possibility of vascular crops, and these factors have been the following: 1 year, vascular crops were found to affect people over 70 years more than others, and it does not deny the possibility that it could affect man at any age. 2. Radiotherapy can produce vascular tumors as a negative result of radiotherapy aimed at treating another cancerous condition in the body. 3. Genetics are found that members of one family can transmit vascular tumor disease among them as they suffer from a change in the Pot1 or no specializing in cardiovascular crops. 4. Exposure to chemicals has found that exposure to chemicals found in many products such as insecticides and cleaning materials can increase the possibility of cancer in general, and vascular tumors in particular. The complications of vascular tumors are the complications of vascular crops in the following: 1. The complications of benign vascular tumors often do not have complications if it does not stretch in the body, but if it stretches, it will cause the following complications: fatigue. Fatigue. Disorders in the affected organ, for example if it affects the digestive system, will lead to changes in IT, and if the pressure on the cells in the brain caused mental changes caused by delirium and confusion, the problems of speech and others. 2. Merbin complications of malignant vascular tumors cause malignant vascular tumor, and these complications include the following: pain. Fatigue and fatigue. Weight loss. Significant changes in the functions of the infected organs. It can also lead to death. It has been found that the death rates of malignant vascular tumors are relatively large for two reasons: the severity of the disease and the delay in diagnosis due to the lack of symptoms often. 3.. Complications of vascular crop treatment The complications of treatment are divided into the following: Surgical treatment complications: Serious pain due to the operation in addition to the inability to practice daily activity for a period not short, especially if the tumor location is dangerous. Complications of radiotherapy: This treatment can stimulate abnormal cell division in some parts of the body, which can cause new cancer. Chemotherapy complications: Its complications are nausea, vomiting and severe pain in addition to hair loss. Diagnosis of vascular tumors The vascular tumors are diagnosed as follows: 1. Physical examination begins with a clinical examination of the patient to change the incident, such as: the incidence of bruises or bleeding of them in the case of velvascular tumors, and he will also ask several questions to the patient, the prominent with one of the types of cancer? Do the bruises attract over time, or are they gradually scared? Has radiation been treated before? After identifying the answers, the doctor recommends many diagnostic tests to accurately diagnose the condition. 2. Photography tests often recommend one of the following images to be the following, or a group of it: X -Ray photography is touched upon to this type of photography as it shows some changes in the organ, but this cannot be determined as the image is not clear with the image that diagnoses cancer. Computerized tomography This type of test is important to diagnose some types of vascular tumors as it gives a two -dimensional image of the member filmed. MRI is the investigation that fully confirms the presence of vascular crops, it gives a very three -dimensional image, and it is often not addressed from the beginning due to its high cost. 3. Examination of the biopsy After the previous tests confirmed that the patient is suffering from vascular tumors, it is time to know the type of benign or malignant tumor, and this is done by taking a biopsy from the place where the tumors are supervised by a careful doctor, and the biopsy is sent to the lab to determine the type. Vascular crop treatment is considered a fast-growing cancer, so it should be treated immediately after diagnosis, and this is done by the following methods: 1. Surgery is aimed at removing the crops in the blood or lymphatic vessels and possibly getting rid of it, but this procedure may not be applied if the tumor location is difficult to access. 2. Radio therapy can be affected to radiotherapy as an independent treatment for the treatment of vascular tumors or as a supportive treatment after surgical removal of crops as it may restrict their return. 3. Chemotherapy is affected to chemotherapy if malignant vascular crops are in advanced stages and are spread to other body parts, and this treatment must sometimes be accompanied by radiotherapy to achieve the purpose and treatment needed for the patient. Prevention of vascular crops due to the lack of knowledge of the causes behind vascular crops, the prevention methods are not available, but it can be said that a healthy lifestyle can limit the types of cancer in general, and this is achieved by following the following guidelines: a healthy diet rich in important healthy foods for the body, and free of harmful food. Drink more water. Exercise for almost 30 minutes a day. Stay as much of psychological pressure as possible. Drink herbal drinks rich in antioxidants. Sleep daily with enough hours. Avoid exposure to chemicals and reduce its use by replacing some of them with medical materials, for example, using vinegar for sterilization instead of chlorine. Stop smoking.
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