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Trigger Finger and Trigger Thumb are generally caused by direct trauma or a form of overuse injury with symptoms ranging from a painless annoyance with occasional snapping or jerking of the finger(s), to severe dysfunction and pain with continuous locking of the finger(s) in a flexed downward position. This can occur at any of the finger joints, MP, PIP and DIP, but most often effects the MP joint, causing the finger to lock down into the palm of the hand. For many individuals, the symptoms increase during the night and are at their worst in the morning when they first awake. (See "Symptoms")

Trigger Finger and Trigger Thumb are most often treated with cortisone injections and surgery although there are more successful means of treatment utilizing simple active stretches and exercises to help thin the tendon(s) and break down the adhesions or nodules that have formed on the tendon. Click Here to View: Trigger Finger Anatomy

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