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Would a haemangioma on my spine be a cause of pain? do they need to be treated?
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Typically not.....: Spinal hemangimoas are typically not a source of pain. However, they are rarely symptomatic and may require therapy. In this case you may be referred to a pain specialist and possibly an interventional radiologist.
Answered 12/8/2019
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