Trigger Finger Problem.
I have a bad case of "Trigger Finger" developing on my right hand. Has anyone else had this problem, and especially the surgery to fix it? It is getting quite painful, and if beginning to effect usa...
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Mom has had two done. Fairly easy surgery what they do is cut the tendon sheath to allow the tendon to glide threw without getting stuck. If caught early a cortisone is injected to see if can resolve the inflammation of the tendon to stop the trigger finger.
The incision is about 3/4 inch and mom was back at work within 3 weeks as a hairdresser. Her doc told her that it was a high probability she would develop trigger finger on the other hand same finger. About a year later it happened and underwent successful surgery again. Scars are barely visible.
The incision is about 3/4 inch and mom was back at work within 3 weeks as a hairdresser. Her doc told her that it was a high probability she would develop trigger finger on the other hand same finger. About a year later it happened and underwent successful surgery again. Scars are barely visible.
