Finger locked

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Finger locked

Asked for Female, 26 Years

The ring finger gets stuck in bent position. Immense pain in hand while moving. This happens especially in the morning time after waking up.

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1.physiotherapy and anti inflammatory drugs may help. 2.some patient need surgery. 3. It can be done in local anaesthesia on day care bases.

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Dr. Prof. Vipul Vijay Orthopedist 19 yrs exp Delhi · Accepted Answer

Dr. Prof. Vipul Vijay

Orthopedist 19 yrs exp Delhi

Seems a typical trigger finger. Seek an appointment near your place from an orthopaedic doctor. Diagnosis is clinically. Treatment initially is conservative, may need a local injection.