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Do an x ray to rule out fracture, most likely inflammation, de quervian tenosynovitis .

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De Quervain’s Tenosynovitis Inflammation of tendons at the base of the thumb (abductor pollicis longus & extensor pollicis brevis). Pain on gripping, lifting, or push-ups. Often worse with repeated wrist/thumb use. 2. 1st Carpometacarpal (CMC) Joint Strain / Early Arthritis Pain at base of thumb, especially with forceful grip or weight-bearing. 3. Interosseous Muscle Strain (between thumb and index finger) Overuse during exercises like push-ups. Pain usually sharp but short-lasting. 4. Nerve compression (Superficial Radial Nerve irritation) Less common, but can cause pain/numbness in the same area. --- ✅ What To Do Rest & Activity Modification: Avoid push-ups or gripping heavy objects for 1–2 weeks. Cold Pack/Ice Massage: Apply 10–15 min after exercise. Thumb Spica Splint: Can support and reduce strain if pain persists. NSAIDs (if not contraindicated): Short course of ibuprofen or diclofenac for pain relief. Stretching & Strengthening Exercises (once pain subsides): Thumb stretches (pull thumb gently away from palm). Grip strengthening with soft stress ball. --- 🚨 See an Orthopedic/Hand Specialist if: Pain persists >2–3 weeks despite rest. Swelling, redness, or constant pain develops. Difficulty in gripping daily objects. --- 👉 From your description and the circled area, De Quervain’s tenosynovitis or muscle strain in 1st web space is most likely. It’s usually not serious, but proper rest + splint + physiotherapy helps prevent worsening.

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First of all do get a xray to rule out the fracture Use a crep bandage Do hot and cold conpression 2-3 times in a day Take a pain killer for acute pain For medication u can contact me on practo

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Flexon Mr two times after food for 3to5 days.  Locally apply volini gel or spray. J n j crape bandage.

If the pain comes and goes in a second then there is nothing much to worry. Do hot and cold sponges alternatively 15 minutes twice a day

Get X ray done to rule out fracture. Keep the painful part splinted with  a crepe bandage. Take flexon m.r. one every 8 hours, after meals for 3 to 4 days. Di some hot and then cold compression 2 to 3 times daily.

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Hello, Pain between thumb and index finger while gripping or during push-ups is often due to overuse strain of the small hand muscles or early tendon inflammation. Usually rest, gentle stretching, and avoiding heavy gripping movements for a few days help. You can also use ice packs locally. If pain persists, increases, or there is swelling/numbness, please consult an orthopedician/hand specialist for proper evaluation and treatment.

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