Trigger Finger
Case Definition
A condition in which a finger gets stuck in a bent position, accompanied by a clicking sound when trying to straighten it, caused by inflammation of the tendon sheath.
Symptoms:
- Pain at the base of the finger
- Clicking when bending or straightening the finger
- Difficulty moving the finger
- In some cases, the finger locks in a specific position
Treatment:
- Rest and avoid overuse
- Warm compresses
- Cortisone injections
- Surgery to release the tendon in chronic cases
Tips:
- Avoid excessive strain on the hand
- Gently stretch the fingers
- Use a splint in some cases
Frequently Asked Questions about Trigger Finger
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No, it can be fully treated, especially in the early stages.
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