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What are the symptoms of trigger finger

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 Orthopedic Surgeon, discusses trigger finger symptoms, diagnosis and treatment.

 Orthopedic Surgeon, discusses trigger finger symptoms, diagnosis and treatment.

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Dr. Bert Perey, MD, FRCPC, Orthopedic Surgeon,

Presenter: Dr. Bertrand Perey, Orthopaedic Surgeon, New Westminster, BC

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Trigger Finger video quiz ( 2 participated.)

What are the symptoms of trigger finger

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1

The pain caused by trigger finger can often be felt on the palmar base of the digit or into the finger, specifically around the middle joint, called the proximal interphalangeal joint.

2

The pain can be aggravated with use, especially with gripping.

3

Patients may exhibit a sensation of stiffness or catching of the finger when attempting to straighten it.

4

The symptoms of trigger finger are usually worse in the morning, as the flexor tendons swell during the night.

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