Benign or malignant on the hands and wrists benign tumors may occur. Glomus tumors, hand and wrist cysts, and ganglion tumors are the most common conditions, but they usually cause swelling in the hands and wrists. These masses, which occur on the hands and wrists, usually tend to grow and therefore usually need to be removed before they grow any further. Since there is a risk of recurrence in tumors that are removed with the help of surgical interventions, it is useful to regularly check them in the post-treatment period.