Will trigger finger go away on its own?

Sometimes, but persistent locking usually needs an injection.

Trigger Finger Treatment in Uijeongbu, Korea

In short: A finger that catches, locks or clicks when bending, caused by a thickened tendon sheath.

What is Trigger Finger?

Trigger finger develops when the tendon that bends a finger cannot glide smoothly through its sheath, causing catching or locking. Ultrasound-guided injection is a common first treatment.

Common symptoms

Clicking or locking finger
Pain at the base of the finger
Morning stiffness

What causes it?

Repetitive gripping
Diabetes

How it is diagnosed at Yonsei Leaders

Examination and ultrasound.

Non-surgical treatment options

Ultrasound-Guided Injection: Real-time ultrasound (E-CUBE 8 DIA) lets the doctor see tendons, ligaments, bursae and nerves while injecting, for accurate soft-tissue and joint…
Rehabilitation and Corrective Exercise: Guided strengthening, stabilisation and mobility exercise to rebuild support around the spine and joints and prevent pain from returning.

Your plan is tailored after examination; many patients combine a targeted procedure with manual therapy and exercise for longer-lasting results.

Self-care tips

Avoid hard gripping

Book: call 031-874-7500. Yonsei Leaders Neurosurgery Clinic, 3F Yugyeong Bldg II, 181 Hoeryong-ro, Uijeongbu, Korea, 1 minute from Balgok Station Exit 2. Open Mon–Fri 09:00–20:00, Sat 09:00–14:00. See directions and international patient help.

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