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If you’re in pain and trying to find out why your hands hurt, this informative site has the answers you’re looking for.
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Dr. Brutus has made a variety of resources available to his patients, including reliable and credible medical information in audio and visual formats. These resources are presented clearly and simply in layman’s terms and are available for free to help those suffering from hand pain on their road to recovery.
Dr. Brutus is a passionate expert who has specialized in minimally invasive surgical techniques for more than 20 years. He has been quoted numerous times in the media and invited to speak by multiple associations thanks to his recognized expertise.
Trigger finger signs and symptoms
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Everything you need to know to identify and treat trigger finger. Written in clear and simple language by hand surgeon Dr. Jean-Paul Brutus, this e- guide identifies the causes, symptoms, and different ways to treat trigger finger and offers recommendations on how to ease your symptoms at home.
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What are the signs of trigger finger?
Signs you might have trigger finger include stiffness, pain, nodules, swelling, and the locking of one or more fingers.
What causes trigger finger?
While doctors don’t know exactly what causes trigger finger, age, sex, repetitive manual work, and certain pre-existing conditions are considered risk factors.
How is trigger finger diagnosed?
A clinical examination and the identification of symptoms are usually enough to confirm a diagnosis. Ultrasound might be used to assess the severity and extent of the condition.
Is surgery always necessary?
Patients can take certain non-surgical steps to ease their symptoms at the early stages of the condition. If symptoms persist or worsen, it means the condition is advanced enough to warrant surgery. If you’ve reached this stage, we recommend that you consult a hand surgeon.
How long does it take to recover?
The amount of time you will need to recover and get back to your personal and professional activities will vary depending on the surgical technique and type of activity. In general, endoscopic surgery allows you to get back to work faster and offers several advantages from a comfort and recovery standpoint.
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