Latest update from our client, Raleigh Orthopaedic: Treatment Options for Trigger Finger that you Should Know

According to our hand specialists in Cary, trigger finger occurs when your fingers lock up as  you try to bend them. It can affect more than one finger at a time. The cause of this condition is most commonly repeated or forced movement of the fingers. This leads to inflammation or swelling of the tendon, which makes the fingers snap or pop when you try to bend or straighten them.

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