How is tendinitis of hand treated?

Update Date: 2022-07-12 Source: Network

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With the development of the Internet and the long-term use of electronic products, most people frequently use mobile phones, computer keyboards, typing, and long-term use of the mouse every day, which seems to have become a common problem of office workers in modern society. Frequent finger activities lead to excessive flexion and extension of the finger joint and excessive ligament pressure, resulting in finger weakness and unbearable pain. At this time, you should pay attention to the possibility that you may suffer from inflammation of the finger tendon. So how to treat the tendinitis of the hand? Let's talk about it

How is tendinitis of hand treated?

1. Drug treatment: there is no specific drug for tenosynovitis. It is often some analgesic and anti-inflammatory drugs. It can't cure tenosynovitis, just relieve pain.

2. External application of Chinese medicine treatment. It can avoid the adverse symptoms caused by oral medicine. And you can also use hand massage to treat tenosynovitis. You often use both hands to exchange kneading and pressing, that is, use the right thumb to press the pain of the left hand, and then use the left thumb to knead and press the pain of the right hand. As long as you have time, you can press it. You have persisted for several months, and now it is basically good.

3. Closed treatment can be closed needle, the effect is fast, relatively cheap. But the closed needle can not guarantee the complete solution. Young women with caution, is hormone drugs, will lead to 2-3 cycles of irregular menstruation, but there are certain side effects, cut this method of treatment is easy to relapse.

matters needing attention

It's important to exercise regularly, every day and relax all sore muscles, even if you don't feel pain. The local exercises mentioned above should be practiced at least four times a day. Raise your arm, raise your hand, over your head, and rotate your arm and wrist. This will help your shoulders, neck and upper back to adjust position and relieve pressure and tension.