Question 1

What are the symptoms of Trigger Finger?

Accepted Answer

A finger that catches or locks when bending, Stiffness in the finger, especially in the morning, A tender lump at the base of the finger, and a clicking sensation when straightening the finger.

Question 2

What helps with Trigger Finger?

Accepted Answer

Rest the hand from repetitive gripping tasks, Perform gentle finger stretches as advised, Use warm water soaks to ease stiffness, and wear a splint if recommended by your therapist.

Question 3

What should I avoid with Trigger Finger?

Accepted Answer

Don't force a locked finger straight, Don't continue repetitive gripping activities, Don't ignore worsening stiffness or locking, and don't delay treatment hoping it resolves alone.

Question 4

When should I see a physiotherapist for Trigger Finger?

Accepted Answer

See a doctor if the finger locks completely or is very painful, and consult a physiotherapist for hand therapy and splinting guidance.

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