What is the cause of wrench finger tenosynovitis

Tenosynovitis of the hand is mainly caused by age factors, maintaining a posture for a long time, long-term repetitive finger movements, chronic joint diseases, fractures or surgery. Tenosynovitis of the hand is a common hand disease and appropriate treatment measures should be taken in time.

1. Age factors: As age increases, the elasticity of the tendon sheath gradually decreases, making it more susceptible to damage and inflammation, which can cause tenosynovitis. You can use a wrist support or finger sleeve support to reduce pressure on the fingers and wrists and help the tendon sheath recover.

2. Maintaining a posture for a long time: Maintaining a posture for a long time, such as bending the wrist and fingers for a long time when sleeping, can also cause tenosynovitis of the finger. You can use physical treatments such as hot compresses, massage, and physical therapy as prescribed by your doctor to relieve pain and muscle fatigue.

3. Long-term repetitive finger activities: such as long-term typing, using the mouse, playing the guitar, etc., will cause the tendon sheaths of the wrists and fingers to be worn and inflamed, thus causing tenosynovitis of the finger. First of all, you need to rest your fingers and wrists, reduce finger activities, and allow the tendon sheaths to get enough rest and recovery.

4. Chronic joint diseases: Chronic joint diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis and rheumatoid arthritis can also cause tenosynovitis of the finger. You can use drugs such as aceclofenac tablets and celecoxib capsules as prescribed by the doctor to relieve pain and inflammation.

5. Fracture or surgery: After a fracture or surgery of a finger or wrist, compression or inflammation of the tendon sheath may also cause tenosynovitis of the hand. If the condition is severe and rest and medication are ineffective, surgical treatment, such as tenotomy, may be required.

Fine finger movements should be reduced and more rest should be given. Appropriate treatment measures should be taken in a timely manner to relieve pain and inflammation, avoid aggravation of the disease, and prevent it from affecting daily life and work.