Hand joint tenosynovitis symptom?

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Modern people can't live without computers all the time. When using computers, we need to use our fingers. With the increasing frequency of use, one day we find that our fingers are in great pain. At this time, we should be careful, because you may have finger tenosynovitis. Let's recognize the symptoms of tenosynovitis of the hand.

Hand joint tenosynovitis symptom?

The symptoms of finger tenosynovitis often occur on the palmar surface of the fingers. The common symptoms of finger tenosynovitis are red, swollen, painful and hot signs of the affected fingers, which are flexing, because the extension of the fingers will cause pain. If not treated in time, after pyogenic infection, tendon necrosis will make the fingers lose function, pus can also flow into the adjacent finger sheath and palm space, resulting in total hand disability. Tenosynovitis patients may have general discomfort, aversion to cold and high fever.

Tendon sheaths are located near the joints of the hand and foot and around the long tendons of the muscles. Because these parts move frequently, there are many chances of injury. If we don't pay attention to it, long-term friction can cause aseptic inflammatory reaction between tendon and tendon sheath. The symptoms of local finger tenosynovitis include exudation, edema, long-term tendon sheath organization, thick sheath wall, narrow lumen, and the movement of tendon in tendon sheath is limited, resulting in the symptoms of finger tenosynovitis.

Many patients with thumb tenosynovitis will have numbness, edema, tingling and decreased sensitivity of fingers. They will feel difficult to hold things and feel uncomfortable in finger movement. The formation of finger tenosynovitis is closely related to joint strain.

matters needing attention

When doing laundry, cooking, knitting, cleaning and other household chores, we should pay attention to the correct posture of fingers and wrists, and do not over bend or stretch back; Don't take things too heavy; Don't use your fingers and wrists too hard.