Patient's question:
I was previously diagnosed with a vascular tumor on my thigh, so I recently underwent a vascular tumor amputation surgery. I would like to ask, what is the treatment method for a vascular tumor after a thigh amputation?Doctor's answer:
Hemangiomas are usually caused by the presence of veins. It is said that local swelling can lead to vasculitis. Generally, if there are no obvious symptoms of compression on other organs, observation is sufficient. If other lesions occur, surgery is typically used to remove them. It is also important to pay attention to regular exercise in daily life to avoid maintaining the same posture, which could cause varicose veins. It is recommended to actively consult with a doctor after surgery for specific postoperative care instructions.