Trigger Finger Release Surgery - Post Surgery Care Advice

Very clear precise instructions, they helped me a lot with my trigger finger surgery. Thank you

I can’t straighten my middle finger out 😖😢

How to heal wound after surgery trigger finger close again. Almost a month my wound still open afer stitches lifted.

thank you for sharing

Great info

Thank you

Nice and valuable information 🎉

I did mine 5weeks ago I'm still having pain and stiffness in my finger and stiffness in my palm.anyways very interesting information

My hand operation was done four days ago now my hand is green what is the problem

I had trigger-surgery last week (of long mid-finger). In reference to your video-demo, I cannot press on the part of the finger that's between 1st joint and the crease-of-palm. Because when I do, it hurts deeply (like a black-and-blue mark) and feels detrimental to healing. Also, at my stitched-up incision area, I don't feel numbness/tingling. Rather, I feel both itching AND deep-pain - like a deep black-and-blue mark. Note that when I do extension of the finger (rather than flexion) that feels more benefically therapeutic to me.

Dr i need your advise I had the trigger finger because I played guitar successively without rest and one morning my finger started to lock up I automatically stopped playing the guitar after I consulted a doctor and he told me that for the moment he is going to prescribe me naproxen anti inflammatory pills and if that does not reduce the inflammation i have to go back to see him so that he injects me with cortisone and now 1 year has passed i have found that with the stretching and the exercises and rest the nodule in the tendon of my ring finger has reduced in volume but at 80 percent but now sometimes my 5 fingers become paralyzed in the morning and loses sensitivity when I try to open them in the morning when I wake up what suggest to do in this case . Thanks

Great advice. Thank you

Thank you so much for your excellent video - I actually learned a lot more from you than from watching other health professionals explaining the process! I have a thumb trigger and I'm scheduled for surgery in a few weeks. I've had several injections and each last about 6 months to 1 year. I'd rather keep getting those but my surgeon recommended surgery, saying it's time. Thanks again for your clear explanations/visuals.

I thought she is 6 on the picture😱

Hi, I just done the trigger surgery yesterday. I’ve read many articles, few say the bully will grow back wider, few say the bully won’t. Would please advise on this. Thanks!

Thanks that was a very informative video. 👍🏼