Exclusive5 Minutes Massage To Straighten Trigger Finger

Acupuncture in US- GJW Exclusive
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Trigger finger is a painful and frustrating condition that makes your fingers lock when you bend them. If left untreated, overtime it can affect other fingers and palm. Chinese medicine practitioners can treat it with acupuncture or massage according to the patient's tolerance to pain. Chinese massage techniques can also achieve unexpected fast, efficient and satisfactory results.
Trigger finger is a condition in which one of the fingers gets stuck in a crooked position as if
pulling a trigger. The patient could not straighten the middle finger after making a fist
and the metacarpophalangeal joint of the middle finger were red, swollen and painful.
Today we will take a look at how acupuncturists treat such diseases.
It is mainly the tendon adhesion of the adductor muscle group which can be solved by separating
the tendons that are adhered together by hand. Basically it will be done just for one treatment
and you can massage yourself when you go home. It didn't take long for my trigger finger to attack
just a few months but I have a friend who cannot move her fingers for a long time
and spread to the palm. These places will stick together in the future and it will be fine to
remove these inflammations. This is aseptic inflammatory edema. If the weather is cold
it will be serious. Frequent soaking in hot water will help a little but it can't solve it.
Massage this joint. I'll check to see if there are any other issues.
There is also a sticking problem here and there will be problems here in the future.
It's touchable.
You can hear a sound when you press. In the future
the ring finger will be as immobile as the middle finger.
Trigger finger is also known as a stenosis tenosynovitis. There are several methods of
treatment in western medicine. Medicines for pain relief, use of padded glove or splint,
sterile injection and surgery.
Get home with a massage like this. Move your hands now to see if it feels better.
I can bend freely now. I used to avoid bending.
I don't want to give her a needle so I use my hands to reset her.
Move your fingers. It's really much better. I can bend now.
It was very painful during the massage and I dare not to use needles on her hand.
The pain would be unbearable. Does the patient still need to continue treatment?
Basically no need.
Chinese medicine can treat it through local acupuncture and massage.
However, acupuncture on hand is much more painful than massage and it is necessary to choose
appropriate manipulation therapy according to the patient's tolerance to pain. To prevent
occurrence of trigger finger, you might as well massage the joint and the tendons of your hands
frequently.
