Trigger Finger Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment
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- Trigger finger, also known as stenosing tenosynovitis, is a common condition seen by hand surgeons. Swelling and inflammation in the flexor tendons, which bend your fingers into your palm, can cause your finger to catch or lock when you try and make a fist. Often, trigger finger can be treated successfully without surgery.
CAUSES AND RISK FACTORS
+ Trigger finger is most common in women
+ Certain medical conditions such as diabetes mellitus, hypothyroidism and rheumatoid arthritis
+ Overuse, such as repetitive gripping
+ On occasions traumatic injuries may lead to trigger finger
SYMPTOMS
+ Swelling
+ Tender lump in the hand
+ Popping and catching in the finger joints
+ Pain when extending or bending the finger
+ Stiffness in the fingers after prolonged inactivity, like sleeping
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I was worried because I didn’t know what was happening to my hand, so thank you for informing me! Your video was super easy to understand!
I’m currently experiencing this on middle finger… I’m a guitarist and thank goodness it’s on my right hand (picking and strumming) rather than my fretting hand .. still able to work 3x a week gigs a bit sore and hope it goes away
This was uploaded last Dec. 14, 2019. It's been blessing a lot including me Doctor, thank you. Now, we know what to do. Hoping you're okay doctor.
I'm a full time welder for a building manufacturer and also a self employed welder. Ive been dealing with carpal tunnel syndrome and trigger finger for years, no matter how much I stretch it just keeps getting worse. I'm 30, I shouldn't be dealing with this yet haha.
That must be difficult with your profession, we see these conditions in people of all ages. Hopefully you can see an hand surgeon and work with them to relieve your symptoms.
I have recurring problems in both hands, my feet are getting worse as well. My feet are numb , sore and my little toes are starting to cross. And I’ve experienced trigger finger while working, while riding my atv and out of the blue like a few minutes ago, which is why on here looking this up. My family doctor said I have slight elevated levels in my blood but I don’t have rheumatoid arthritis and no diabetes. I imagine a hand specialist is probably the next step . They wanted to refer me a while back but I didn’t want to make an hour drive to that doctor. I’m almost 57 and not overweight.
Lookninto holistic alternative this guy knows nothing a bout nutrition and cant even smile straight
@lovesinfinite1 I appreciate that, but I don't think witchcraft alone can help this. The only clear cut cure is to stop repetitive motion long enough for it to heal. Unfortunately, our economy here in the U.S. is forcing me to have to do this to myself. I thought my white privilege would've kicked in by now. Oh well.
I had a trigger finger on my right thumb which was so painful for months before I decided to get a surgery done and it did help, now am experiencing another in my left third finger,
OMG I had 5 terrible days of pain on my hands. This freeze hands are aweful
Hi Doctor, I had a very painful trigger finger on my middle finger, I went to a local clinic, the Doctor gave one shot of steroid injection 💉, after a week the pain was still there, I went over to the Clinic again, and the Doctor 😷 gave another steroid injection 💉...i forced my hand to force and push a cabinet 🗄, I felt something cracked inside my hand 🖐️....I went and checked with a specialist Doctor, he said my tendon on the middle finger is cracked due to the frequent steroid injection 💉, it has soften my tendon and he said not safe to take the steroid injection frequently....now I have to do a surgery for the broken tendon and my trigger finger pain as well...i can't bend the end of my middle finger, it's a very disappointed experience for me 😥...pls be careful before taking the steroid injection 💉....better get a specialist opinion...just sharing my experience with the trigger finger effects
That does sound like you may have received the steroid injections too closely together. We agree it's best to see an orthopedic hand surgeon to diagnose and treat trigger finger. Hope you heal from the surgery quickly and are able to regain the function of your middle finger and hand!
Thank you very much , you explained the condition so clearly and simple.
I took a job this winter clearing snow, which obviously consists of a lot of shoveling. Never had hand issues before, and in the past month or so, I’ve been experiencing these exact symptoms.
On both hands, my middle and ring fingers specifically, I wake up to them practically locked into place, with the middle finger being most severe on my right hand(my dominant hand). After about an hour or so of being awake, the symptoms decrease significantly, but there’s still a noticeable pain but the locked finger(s) go away. Can definitely feel something going on with the tendons
Great information, I wish you live in my city, because I have this problem for many years, and the doctors here ingnore all together, imfortly I believe on my case I have to live until I die with it.
Sorry to hear that you haven't found a doctor that can help you. Here is a link to find a hand surgeon near you: www.assh.org/handcare/fahs
Good Morning sir . I am a trigger finger(s)
Patient . In 2008 year my right hand all the 5 fingers showed symptoms of stensing tenosynovitis . I underwent the surgery to all the 5 fingers . I felt much comfort after the surgery . Again in 2016 Three fingers of my left hand ... Thumb , ring and pointing finger again troubling me the trigger finger . Once again the same orthopedic surgeon operated those 3 fingers . I got rid of the problem. Again in 2018 Some problem with my wrist and diagnosis says that it is de quervein tenosynovitis , Once again I under went surgery . No it is fine . Last month on 26.08.2022 once again Trigger finger severe pain noticed to my left hand little finger . Again A1 pulley problem is cleared by surgery . .Finally only me left hands middle finger is left . No symptoms of trigger finger . Sir what should I do to prevent the only remaining finger not to be found as triggered finger . My age now is 56 . Male . I am not the heavy user of fingers . Never over strain them .
Hey people, don't forget to change ur diet.. personally, dropped all sodas ( 2 a day) and stopped eating fast food breakfast . It took aprx 3-4 weeks to make a tight fist without worry of trigger finger but I could notice after 3-4 days T- finger was only happening bout once a day vs 3-4 .. never went to doctor. I'm 54
Amazing! Cutting soda and junk food out of our diets can be beneficial in many ways. Glad to hear it helped with your trigger finger.
Unfortunately I have this now in my left middle finger and the pain seems to be getting worse. I really don't want surgery!
Nonsurgical treatment works well for a lot of people!
What's the treatment?@@thecenteroregon
35 year old active male with no other conditions and I woke up with this issue on my pinky. It went away after being awake for an hour but it’s got me worried enough
Very well done informative video, many thanks for making and sharing it 🌷
My symptoms are swelling (I can’t make a tight fist) and pain at the base of my finger. Cortisone did not help. I have surgery next month.
Almost 53-year old female. 30+ years as a hairstylist. Use my hands a lot (obviously). For the past several months my right ring finger has been getting more and more painful and I can bend it a little-but that’s it. Only a little. I can feel it is pretty swollen at the base of the finger in my hand (where they meet). But I don’t remember it ever getting stuck in the closed position. I thought I was getting carpal tunnel syndrome, which is pretty common in hairstylists but my research says otherwise. Now I’m wondering if it’s this trigger finger, even though it was never stuck in that closed “trigger” position.
I cant cross index and middle finger. What is my problem? I don’t have any pain on hand or fingers…
Renee Caraway
It can stay in either position: locked in bent or straight.
Yours is trigger finger. I have the same issue.
How can u unlock it?
@@daone8699
Make it to be able to pass through the pulley.
Same thing happened to me on the same finger. Today I was treated with steroid shot for inflammation and feel much better. I was prescribed some meds for 6 days. I will also be using a splint on my ring finger for faster relief.
I pray it doesn’t happen again in the future. It was super painful to the point I couldn’t sleep at night.
I have this right now in my right wrist, middle finger, ring finger. I’m only 26. Over strained my fingers for work, lots of construction as in tile work, and civil construction pipe work.
Overuse of the fingers or repetitive gripping actions can strain the tendons, leading to trigger finger. If the symptoms do not resolve with rest and conservative treatment, surgery may be an option to relieve pain and restore function.
Thank you for the information.Godbless
I can feel it’s cold or it’s hot in my right hand what you recommend me? Thank you for the video
I've started to experience this in my right middle finger some months ago. I can feel it starting in the left middle finger as well. Related videos suggest this could possibly be thyroid related.
I also started waking with both hands tightly clinched in a fist, and the pain is excruciating!
I'm 65, and had both thyroid and para thyroid removed in 1998.
I have yet to find any two doctors that agreed on much of anything. So far, all of them just ignore these types of symptoms. My endo of 23 years, has always suppressed my thyroid.
I changed that two years ago. It's anybody's guess what's going on at this point.
I've also been diagnosed with ankylosing spondylitis in 2017, if that makes any difference.
Maybe I just expect too much from any doctor to know about all these issues or what to do about them.
Thanks for posting the video!
Were you able to resolve it?
@@user-wb2yv7ll9d No. I have it in both hands and now have terrible pain in all my fingers. I am surmising this is from an adverse reaction to my thyroid & 3 BP/kidney meds combo.
I stopped all the meds about five days ago and cut the amlodipine in half.
Not even worth the time to try and ask for ideas from the endocrinologist. I was with the last endo for 23 years. I asked for labs Jan 2021 and he suggested I go elsewhere!
@@waynebrunner1826 Oh gosh Wayne, I hope that works. I have low thyroid and take levothyroxine. Just make sure your thyroid levels remain in the normal range.
@@user-wb2yv7ll9d My levels are extremely out of range. I have no thyroid or para. Levels have been perfect except for, the long list of symptoms I've given the doctor for over 20 years. Never addressed any of them.
I finally decided I had enough and went off all the meds for ten months. What I found was, almost all my symptoms, especially the worst of them, was a direct result of the levoxyl, didn't matter which med it was.
SEVERE neck pain (over 30 negative MRI's), constant headaches, cold rear round and on and on.. All caused by the medication.
Normal TSH around 3 was now 98. This caused serious issues with both eyes and the only reason I agreed to go back on synthroid.
My primary concern has been renal failure, which was a result of going to the ER and a hospital stay, for hbp after getting a staph infection. Just can't win.
Thankfully it's near the end of the road.
Thanks, I had it happen today, doing tree work, climbing with harness and rope and pulleys and small chainsaw, towards the end I had to stop, my middle finger was locking in, and my thumb on both hands. I went to the pharmacy, and got some muscle decontraction tablets, some cream, and some berocca. My biceps feel over worked, and they were even shaking/twitching. So job almost finished pushed to 7 days. But it was sore had to straighten out my fingers and push my palm against the tree. That's when I decided that the day was finished. I definitely think having enough calcium and magnesium is important, I usually take multi vitamins as I work outdoors. A good hearty meal too is important. Thanks again for the info.
I bet you never lifted weights or did any stretching in your life..
@@michaelcraig9449 I did Aikido for 10 years and played rugby until I was 35....
Symmetrical trigger fingers in both my hands, with no pain, all my life. I hope that there's some physical therapy that can help, because I really don't think anti-inflammatories are going to do it for me.
Look up “finger tendon gliding exercises” videos. They’ve really helped me.
I’ve discovered that cutting up a piece of KT tape into finger sized slices, pulling it tight and putting it on my trigger finger (back of the hand, from where the nail starts down to about the center of the hand) at night, keeps my finger nice and straight.
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Thanks for the information❤️👍
Me 60 yr old mechanic, have trigger finger both thumbs and mainly pointer finger on left hand. Have gotten multiple injections in these locations over the past few years. Right now, pointer finger is very swollen at first joint and the finger does not stay closed but very hard to bend due to the pain and inflammation. My Hand doc warned me last time that I am in very high chance of ruptured tendon if I get more injections........and if I have the surgery, which is very hard to do, because of having to keep working, then I also need to find another line of work that will lessen the chance of a re-injury after the surgery..........I take 500mg Aleve and topical gel for inflammation.......but feel like I am stuck now because the injections could cause big issues and I have to get another job.....all at the same time, but right now, I am working with my hands and painful and hard to work with left hand.........gonna make appt soon to see if my doc thinks oral steroids will help......I have not seen any comments about this...............this is my story, thought I would share and comment.
Thank you for sharing your story. We hope you and your doctor will find a good solution for you!
I hope you are doing better.
@@user-wb2yv7ll9d 2000 MG Tumeric a day and at least 500 Mg Bromelain, the Bromelain for me, was the secret to no pain........Tumeric of course very good overall....too
@@josephklimchock5412 Wow, so those are working? Good to know
@@user-wb2yv7ll9d Yes, while the Tumeric is known for pain and inflamation, so is Bromelain , made from pinapple and it assnt until i added it that my hand issues are really doing ok,
I had this once in the past. Tried my home remedy which worked for me and the condition has not returned to date. At night before bed I placed a loose fitting glove on my hand and inserted popsicle sticks in the finger slots so my fingers could not bend. In the morning my fingers felt achy (like they had been trying to bend during the night but couldn’t). Repeated this for 3 or 4 nights. After several years there is no recurrence and the finger seem to be working normally.
going to try this
How? Tell me
What about ur thumb?
Definitely trying this
Janice
I think you started your remedy before it got worse. Mine is beyond home remedy. I was losing functionality.
Update:
Had surgery a week & a day ago. Removing stitches today
wonderful advice and explanation. thank you.
Thank you dok God bless.
Our pleasure!
Tringar finger explained very well thanks lot.
it could also be gout or rheumatoid arthritis. you have to have an xray exam, cbc test, uric and creatinine test to know if food is causing this or a medical condition such as diabetes or again arthritis and if all these tests pass and everything seems to be normal, then it's trigger finger. I'm now experiencing it myself because I am a gym rat been working out for 18 years straight. I've been on therapy right now for 2 weeks no working out, riding my motorcycle or playing my games on a controller. what I'm doing is resting my hands, drinking plenty of water, icing it 4x a day, warm water therapy every 48 hrs, wearing a splint and compression glove so I can sleep and not have my fingers painful in the morning and I also take anti inflammatory drugs one in the morning one at night and a muscle relaxant pill before I sleep. I hope this works coz I know how it feels and it sucks.
let's help each other, who in here is back to normal and what medications or routines do you do?
Excellent. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks so much for provigi
You are welcome, glad it is helpful!
My whole life I thought I was “double jointed” little did I know I have trigger finger
I had it for months, i litteraly thought i was getting a serious disease like ALS which was my biggest fear, but i'm glad it's not ALS.
@@DedricSilva I'm scared too that it could be AlS that horrifies me
The condition can be brought on by not being able to stand up from a chair without pushing down on the arms of a chair as in my case after suffering Piraformis syndrome and Gluteal amnesia which strangled my Sciatic nerve to both legs ,6 months unable to stand or walk without extreme pain .
wow that's interesting,,,,,were you able to resolve it?
Thank you so much
Very informative video...👍👌🌹
So the underlining problem or contributor is Inflammation?! the first time i think i started to have pain was after a drum circle , me playing the Djembe too hard . i had soreness for a while but went away. now for the last 4 months this exact thing is showing on my left ring finger . as i sw in the video a couple of times ,The ring finger!! is this specific finger more vurnable ?
I’m 15 and I’ve had this for over a month now. It started about a month and a half after I got hired as a dishwasher because I’m squeezing a hose for a long time. How do I fix it
Hello, Tristan, I am Kaunain(18M). I too first had a trigger finger on the middle finger of my right hand at the age of 15, and it got better by itself. But the trigger fingers didn't stop by any means. I would often get it on different fingers. Last year, I got myself checked up and it turns out that my rheumatoid arthritis factor in blood is very high. And It's what causing it. Please get yourself checked. Try consulting to a rheumatologist. May God bless you. It took me a lot of time to figure out about rheumatoid arthritis, hope it helps you in doing it sooner if that's the problem.
Thank you
Thanks for watching!
I have RA, my right ring finger gets stuck at the middle joint. I start OT this week, I cant make a fist with that hand anymore, I hope it can be fixed.
Steroid injections cause joints and surrounding tissues to deteriorate.
Unfortunately, orthopedic surgeons and other medical personnel don't seem to inform their patients of this serious fact.
My sister had to have her left and right hip replaced due to steroid injections for other issues.
Beware. Steroids should be a LAST resort.
Now I'm worried I have diabetes.
Yea!! Lol! No you don't 😁😁
Same
Hey my name is Eddie and I have a neurological issue in my left and right hand my fingers when I bend them they Shake very fast and my hands turn red and they're always sore unless I ice would put heat on I'm in Canada
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Don’t you need that pulley to keep the tendon in place? What happens with the surgery? Do patients get bowstringing of the tendon where it won’t stay next to the hand? What are the statistics of permanent resolution to the affected finger post-surgery?
The pulley is divided (released) so that the flexor tendon can glide freely. Although pulleys have an important function in the hand, releasing the pulley should not cause problems in the future.
Bowstringing is a complication, but it is not common.
Thank sir God bless
Feeling pain in my little finger...I bumped into someone and for months now it hasn't gotten down..I don't feel it dislocated to just a pain inside...I can't bend it much
I had trigger finger on my right hand middle finger. A steroid injection fixed it. These last two weeks I've developed trigger Thumb on my left hand and it is much worse as you use the thumb more. It is stuck in the upright position and I can no longer bend it. Because of Covid I've had a virtual meeting with my GP and another virtual meeting booked with a hand specialist. Really annoying when all I need is a simple injection. It shouldn't take 5 weeks+ to sort out something like this while my condition deteriorates increasing my chances of requiring surgery.
Sorry to hear that your treatment has been delayed. If you live near The Center in Oregon, we could diagnose and treat you with our walk-in NOWcare clinic right away.
Hope you resolved it.
Thank you. Very informative and helpful.
,,notes a buddle in one the fingers...when i drive i feel its there and try feel with other hand see i can feel,but deseapares. like go somewhere....once de feel and hurts bit,what can be??
im 29 and since 26 years old i have trigger finger up until now😢😢
hello i change my diet lost 57 pound and i got this pain on my finger 🤦🏻♀️
I wake up and can’t bend my pointer finger and I can feel my tendons are tight. As soon as I massage my finger,I can then bend it. Is this still a trigger finger?
I have this condition right now. It was caused by my continued playing of FIFA 23. The only time it doesn't pain me or get locked is when I play the game or hold something circular but it quickly returns a few minutes after. Pls I need a permanent solution to this 🙏🏽
You may be a candidate for surgical treatment. Schedule an appointment with an orthopedic hand surgeon to get a diagnosis and treatment options.
It's my left middle finger, it gets stuck, then clicks open. It hurts
im only 16 and im kind of showing these symptoms is this a bad sign for the future or will i be okay?
Not necessarily, we recommend an evaluation with an orthopedic hand specialist to get a diagnosis and determine a treatment plan if needed.
I am at stage 1. I just discovered that i have "a ball" in this place, my finger works normally. I want to ask what exercises should i do to fix it? Is it possible to go back to normal finger joint only with exercises treatment?
So basically this can occur due to overuse
So you need to give your hand some relaxation; allow it to not be used for a while
Give it some massage
Use some ice on it
Then find out ways to reduce the use of your hand
For example if you have to make a lot of pizza, and dough the pizza, then maybe find a better technology to reduce the strain on your hand
Try to put some heat or ice on the wrist (the area were people would normally cut themselves)
If still not healing, then you may require surgery
@@shiney94 thank you so much for the answer ❤
Been looking what is this thing I'm feeling and I got here. My finger is not like that but when I try to bend my index finger it's very painful. I felt like a vein near it was dislocated or something. Can someone help me identify this.
Thanks, thanks, very informative, God bless.
I had a crush injury 7 months ago and it fell on the palm of my hand, I’ve done all test and nothing are nothing serious or anything that will be causing pain and symptoms, my pinky locks and gets stiff I can’t leave my fist closed to long cause it hurts
I’ve only been given amitriptyline and hand therapy and have had no real results
You don’t mention the injection is very painful when my Doctor tried to do it on me I am not keen on injections but have regular blood tests but this I screamed like a little girl and the Doctor had to stop .
Same here. I screamed bloody murder & every curse word I'd ever heard & begged doctor to stop but he wouldn't. A year later I tried another injection with a different doctor & suffered exact same results. Never again!!! Btw both injections made thumb & pain much worse.
I can see this happening to me when I’m older. I’m searching how to make the tendons in my hand stop hurting because I can’t make a fist and I can feel one finger click as I go back up from trying.
Does Medicare pay for this surgery?
Yes
It just looks like the shocker 🤟🏼
My middle and ring finger on both hands are bent any suggestions? Someone plzz helpp
We suggest you see an orthopedic hand specialist to diagnose your condition. There are several conditions that can result in bending multiple fingers. Many do not require surgery to regain function.
@@thecenteroregon okay thank you
MY HAND ISN' SWOLLEN, AND IT'S GOING DOWN TOWARDS MY PALM ON IT'S OWN, IT'S NOT PAINFUL AT ALL, IM VERY CONFUSED AND IDK WHAT'S GOING ON edit: nvm im just stupid
I do it now I'm scared
I broke my middle finger in January and it still hurts and swollen abs I’ve been doing my exercises three times a day I’m going to get a cat scan but do u think I need surgery
This doesn't sound like trigger finger, but you could go see an orthopedic hand specialist for a diagnosis to find out if surgery is necessary.
Hi can anyone help me I’m 13 years old and my index finger hurts every time I bent but it doesn’t get stuck or anything it just hurts and it started 2 days ago and I play video games but I’m worried that I have trigger finger can anyone help
hello. what did you do? did it go away?
No I can’t close my finger at all. Since 2012.
my little finger is snapping and lock in place but doesnt hurt at all and i can use it like normal is it something i should worry about?
i can bend it and straight it without any problem though
Nice
So that's why my middle finger hurts..
You know this is kind of ludicrous that you're subjecting it to you know the facts about having arthritis and rheumatoid you know whatever you never mentioned anything like if you injured your finger play some a****** opening opening up a door one year reaching over to go into like a restroom and the door hits your finger or maybe if you tripped fell down and your finger got jammed what's up with that scenario Dr do Squad
Happens during school writing
Not me trying to figure out why my middle finger froze
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I have that at the moment
Sorry to hear that! Hope you are able to seek treatment for this painful condition.
@@thecenteroregon dont like doctors so just riding it out, pray it will pass by soon
@@breadoflifeministries01 did it go away?
Help i cant move my thumb help!!!
We recommend seeing a hand specialist as soon as possible to regain function.
I played too many video game on my PS5 maybe I should stop playing for a week.
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Beto O’Rourke!
Its a genetic issue passed down through ancestry, get several consults these RUclips presentations are all over the place. The older you are the less chance insurance and doctors will do surgery for fix, the hand and nerves are difficult to work on and easily damaged in the process and all you get us an oops from the doctors
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I dont!!!!
INJECTIONS DID NOT HELP ME!!! GETTING 3 OF MY FINGERS OPERATED ON IN APRIL!!!!
Did the surgeries work? They fixed the problem?
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Yo explain this to me I HAD A MIDDLE FINGER AND WHEN I TRY TO BEND IT IT NO GO DOWN IS THST TRIGGER FINGER OR NOT I HAD IT FOR 4 YEARS NOW XD
There are a few conditions that could cause this. We suggest you see an orthopedic hand surgeon to diagnose it and help you regain function.
To complecated
Thing dont hurt
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Chemo is the cause
I cant cross index and middle finger. What is my problem? I don’t have any pain on hand or fingers…
Hi, That's a good question. Sounds like you need to see an orthopedic hand doctor for a diagnosis, we can't say what it is without proper imaging and evaluation.
@@thecenteroregon Today i can cross..
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Very informative! I think I overused my right fingers from pulling up and yanking weeds from my garden this summer...worse at night. I'm icing it and massaging my fingers. I think it's slightly better. We'll see.
This video perfectly describes what I’m experiencing. I think my trigger fingers came from bad form while using hand tools in my garden. I pulled up videos on tendon gliding exercises for fingers and they really help. I read a comment in this thread about splinting the finger(s) at night with two popsicle sticks; I’m going to try that, too.
2 months ago I got fracture in my right hand ring finger and after the treatment I facing this same issue I can't able to bend my finger to palm and try to do manually it feels to get locked in bottom of my ring finger...docters didn't suggest Mi this..
Do you get better i got the same problem
I am in agony and miserable with this damn issue....
We hope that you are able to seek treatment soon.
Every time I watch something about this they never talk about it being in the thumb and that's where my suffering is.
@@maegary439
That's nothing, Mae, all 5 of my fingers trigger and the pain is from a tight tendon in my forearm. 3 years now .
God bless,,,,, 🕊️🕊️🎻
Hopefully, he will address our problem .
Hey I was doing gripper exercises with a regular gripper last year, I did it wrong for a while but figured it was just fatigue and that I'd train and make it stronger, but I was using bad form and basically now my middle finger on my right hand points to the right from the root joint or whatchamacallit. I've gone to several so called specialists but no specific information is found on how to straighten it. It doesn't hurt, only if I do something strenuous with that finger and it's been confirmed to not be broken but seems to have been the tendons or something that have been stretched and I want to correct that, any idea how to do so? The finger, the middle finger, is always leaning and touching the ring finger, which it didn't use to and is not supposed to, it should be straightened. Is there something to keep it in place until for it to recover? Such a simple thing that doesn't need surgery, doesn't cause any pain unless it's doing something strenuous and yet no one has any answers for this. Here is a challenge for anyone who might know anything about this.
I’m on prednisone I’ve got auto immune disease, get during the day, but if I take prednisone at night I get spasm down my leg or foot, somethimes it can be an electrical shock right down lower leg bone. Pointless going to the Doctors get a different Doctor all saying something different.
I have two triggers on both hands
I found my trigger finger being a 30 years of bass guitar playing was related to my tennis elbow also taking potassium, calcium and magnesium before a gig stopped this happening without surgery
That's great! Many, but not all patients are able to successfully resolve symptoms of trigger finger without surgery.
tanks for the information , i have searched for many videos but have not got the answer to my questions .. thanks for explaiing it so nicely ...
You are most welcome