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Trigger finger

2017-11-08 15:34:39
Doctor suggested me with10 sessions each of UST and LILT .i got 10 sessions of UST done pain has not got down
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Some times this condition takes time and self limiting . You can use ice pack in every two hour interval for one week.
Next Steps
visit once a week for follow up to near by clinic.
Health Tips
don't try to check your symptoms repeatedly . this can increase your problem.

Answered2017-11-09 04:46:32

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