Quote from: TemakiSushi on September 10, 2019, 03:39:29 PMIf major nerve is injured for any reason, the leg can loose enough blood flows and become dead, then need amputation
It’s just like what diabetics suffer
Injuries of major nerve can occur with CLL
So the risk of amputation never be zero, however it is very low chance
And some people here treat nerve damage as a small thing.
But do we have any cll case that led to amputation ??
In trauma LL I think there are cases. In CLL I don't know, but we have a lot of terrible outcomes.
Quote from: TemakiSushi on September 10, 2019, 03:39:29 PMIf major nerve is injured for any reason, the leg can loose enough blood flows and become dead, then need amputation
It’s just like what diabetics suffer
Injuries of major nerve can occur with CLL
So the risk of amputation never be zero, however it is very low chance
Nerve injury cuts off blood flow? Are you sure you know the difference between blood vessels and nerves? 
I know one case who had accident which left him a permanent nerve damage and years later had amputation
Doctor told him that old injury of nerve caused problem of flow and resulted amputation
Quote from: TemakiSushi on September 10, 2019, 09:27:06 PMI know one case who had accident which left him a permanent nerve damage and years later had amputation
Doctor told him that old injury of nerve caused problem of flow and resulted amputation
Negative! Do your research bro. Nerves control sensation and motor movement. Vessels do the big part of blood flow. I had nerve damage and basically a foot that i could not move at all but blood flow was excellent. Doctor most likely didnt know what he was doing and probably amputated that guys leg for the wrong reason. Smh
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