The general life expectancy of thoracic spine hemangioma is several years, which is related to the severity of the disease and requires specific analysis. Thoracic vertebral hemangioma is a benign vascular disease, most patients do not have symptoms and are only occasionally detected during imaging examinations, the morphology of the thoracic spine is normal and usually progresses slowly. However, in rare cases, the hemangioma may grow excessively and invade the vertebral arch or develop into the epidural of the spine. Patients may feel soreness or pain in the back, stiffness of the spine, and limited movement, and if it compresses the spinal cord, weakness of the limbs or even paralysis may occur. In addition, in daily life, patients are advised to adopt a well-structured, nutritious, light and easy-to-digest diet, keep a happy mood, avoid too strenuous exercise, and have regular follow-up examinations to better prolong their survival time.