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Finger pain
I have pain in my finger which is not continuous pain. I feel a wave of pain then it vanishes.
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Could be glomus
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Dear
I think you have a finger problem and it needs detailed evaluation and imaging to come to a diagnosis.
Once diagnosis we can treat it accordingly.
Most probably you have a ligament sprain and give some rest and avoid anything that gives you pain.
We have successfully treated many patients like you with ESWT.
Please see my website www.eswtindia.com
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you can apply ice for 20 minutes every hour
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avoid strenuous activities
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This Is due to any strenuous activity or either repetitive usage of the finger. This wave of pain comes because of any ligament sprain, for this we need to assess properly by asking you few questions,regarding this you can consult us online.
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Dr. Faiyazuddeen Kuthbudeen (PT)
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23 yrs exp
Chennai
Kindly do have a ultrasound management from. A nearby therapist and feel relax soon
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Dr. Gautam JK Tawari
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Mumbai
see a specialist hand orthopaedic surgeon
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