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Hemangiomas can be treated to minimize the extent of their growth and to hasten the process of disappearance. Some hemangiomas can be problematic in the sense that they may be interfering with normal function or may have the potential to bleed. In many cases it is advised to have hemangiomas undergo treatment to prevent short term and long term complications.
