Trigger Finger Programs
Trigger Finger
The risk of developing a trigger finger increases when engaging in activities or work that involve repetitive gripping or grasping.
This is often observed in occupations that require constant hand use, such as construction, using mobile phones for extended periods, or playing musical instruments.
TRIGGER FINGER
TREATMENT PROGRAMS
Trigger Finger Steroid injections
Administration of medication into a specific area to relieve pain, reduce inflammation, and manage conditions.
A high efficiency treatment for the early stage of trigger finger.
Trigger Finger HA (Ostenil) Injection
Hyaluronic acid, a natural joint lubricant, can help protect and cushion cartilage in your joints. Patients with trigger finger have less of this fluid and injections can make their fingers feel better by reducing pain and inflammation.
Trigger Finger Surgery
Trigger finger release surgery is a quick procedure, typically taking only 15 minutes, during which the surgeon cuts the affected tendon sheath to allow the tendon to move more freely.
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Treatment
For Carpal Tunnel treatment, an orthopedist will make an incision in the patient’s palm over the carpal tunnel ligament and cut through the ligament to relieve pressure on the median nerve.
The surgery may be done by making one incision on the palm side of the wrist or by making several small incisions.
De Quervain's disease Treatment
The operation can usually be performed under local anesthesia and typically takes about 30 minutes.
The orthopedist will make a small incision at the base of the thumb and open the fibrous roof of the tunnel that is causing de Quervain’s disease.
This allows the tendons to move freely through the tunnel.