Trigger Finger Treatment:

Sometimes the swelling can be treated with rest, activity modification, oral anti-inflammatory medications, or steroid injections.

Most often , Trigger Finger will be persistent because either no rehabilitation efforts were attempted or improper forms of rehabilitation were utilized pre- or post-surgery. Injections and surgery both attempt to cure injuries by treating the symptoms instead of treating the "ACTUAL INJURY".

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In the case of Trigger Finger, the REAL injury is the adhesion, nodule, and scar tissue buildup on the tendon due to excess strain, overuse, or direct trauma to that specific location on the tendon.

To eliminate Trigger Finger at the source, the adhesion/nodule and associated scar tissue must be eliminated or at least greatly reduced in order to allow the tendon to glide freely.

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