My wife has 'trigger fingers'.What 's the cause & cure for it without surgery?
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Ahhhhh, good matured "trigger finger".
You have come to the right place!!
When I be in conservatory for massage psychiatric help, this was one of my projects.disappointingly that was a worthy 6 years ago! So I'll give you the information I remember from it.I hold only see it once in my undamaged practicing! Eventho they're more common within women than men, I saw this in a man.
Trigger finger is essentially a thicken of the finger tendons as they pass through these little "tunnels" that the tendons dance through. It can also be from a swelling of the tunnel itself. As you try to straighten the finger, the tendon become momentarily stuck at the mouth of the tunnel then pops as the ligament slips past the tight nouns.
If symptoms are mild, tylenol or advil may do the trick..or the doctor might prescribe a stronger NSAID (non-steroidal anti inflammatory drug).be careful beside these as they can cause stomach problems (too much bitter build up)
Other options are splinting the fingers, cortisone injections (some individuals find that the cortisone does not work AT ALL.others find it does)
If the problem remains troublesome, or the finger becomes stuck within the flexed position, there is a surgical procedure that can be done to release the tunnel
You can move the fingers now after surgery. Elevating the hand after surgery can help out minimize swelling and pain. Some soreness within the palm is common but taking back is usually complete in a few weeks. If the finger be quite stiff earlier surgery, a therapist may assistance you to loosen up the finger.
Hope that helps.
Merlin the Cat.
P.S. impart me a shout thru womenanswers.orgs if you have more question regarding this.the human being I spoke of that I've seen this condition is a apposite friend's husband..so if you want personal experience answers, I'll give him a shout.
P.P.S. the raison d`??tre is usually due to overuse of the fingers (in the case of my friend's hubby, it be due to his work.he had to use a paint-gun adjectives day long.eventually the constant squeezing of the fingers cause the tendon to thicken).also see in diabetics & populace with arthritis.
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I believe it's a tendon malfunctioning that can be fixed merely by surgical correction.Why do they call it(serious question)?
There are a variety of causes including spontaneous formation and it one more prevalent in diabetics. Most commonly would be repetitive use. Cortisone injections can work, but only temporarily. Surgery is the course to go. It is usually done as year surgery and recovery is expeditious.
