What Should I Do About Finger Tendon Adhesion?
Finger tendon adhesion can be improved through general treatment, medication, physiotherapy, and other methods.
General Treatment: If the condition is not severe, local flexion and extension training can be conducted. Flex and extend the fingers to the fullest extent and alternate training according to the finger condition, which helps promote functional recovery.
Medication: Tendon adhesion is mainly caused by local injury or postoperative complications, and medication can be used under the guidance of a doctor. Commonly used drugs include hyaluronic acid injection, chitosan sulfate injection, etc. They help inhibit platelet deposition, have anti-inflammatory effects, inhibit tendon adhesion, and alleviate the disease.
Physiotherapy: For example, electrotherapy, thermotherapy, etc., can help improve the function of nerves, muscles, and other tissues. It can also relieve adhesion, promote blood circulation, and facilitate the recovery of tissue function.
It can also be improved through surgery and gene therapy. During the treatment process, exercise should be continued according to the recovery of the joints to promote the elasticity and strength of tendons and muscles. At the same time, keep the joints warm and avoid cold stimulation.
