What should I do if I have a cyst on my finger!?

A minor surgical excision may be considered.

Hello, the disease is generally more common with adolescents or middle-aged. Ganglion cyst is a condition that occurs in the vicinity of joints and tendon sheaths. Clinically, cysts on the dorsal side of the wrist and ankle joints are more common. In traditional Chinese medicine, it is called wrist knotted tendons, tendon gathering and other names.

**] It is mostly caused by strain injury or post-injury qi and blood blockage, blood is not honorable tendons, and phlegm stasis is coagulated. Modern medicine believes that synovial fluid is caused by hernias that leak from the joint capsule or tendon sheath, or local colloidal degeneration in the connective tissue.

Symptoms] Mostly attached to the joint capsule or in the tendon sheath, it can communicate with the joint cavity and tendon sheath. It is uniloculous or multilocular, and the sac is colloidal mucus. A small, slow-growing bump appears on the outside, round or oval, rising above the skin surface.

It is soft at first, and it can be slightly fluctuating to the touch. After long-term fibrosis, it can become hard, mostly asymptomatic, and a few have soreness, pain or a feeling of weakness. Those that occur in the nest are the size of an egg when the knees are straight, and when the knees are bent, they are deep and not easy to feel.

Some ganglion cysts resolve spontaneously, but over a longer period of time.

Principle: Ganglion cysts can sometimes heal on their own by crushing and rupturing. There are many clinical **, but ** rate is high.

1.Ganglion cysts can resolve on their own, but over a longer period of time.

2.Superficial cysts can be crushed, broken, squeezed or punctured with a needle to break the cyst wall by external force, and wait for it to be absorbed by itself.

3.Non-surgical**: Usually after the capsule contents are discharged, prednisolone acetate is injected into the capsule, and then compressed and bandaged, this method is simple, less painful, and the **rate is also low.

4.Surgery**: Finger ganglion cysts are generally small and difficult to puncture; Ganglion cysts in other parts of the country can be surgically removed.

The cyst should be completely removed during the operation, and if the tendon sheath occurs, the partially connected tendon sheath should be removed at the same time; If the synovial membrane of the joint capsule is herniated, it should be ligated and excised at the root to reduce the chance.

The above is for your reference, I wish you good health.

Yours is a ganglion cyst, which rupture by local squeezing or hammering, and the body gradually absorbs it on its own and disappears. But there is a ** possibility.

If the ganglion cyst is surgically removed after multiple treatments**. Strenuous activity of the diseased joint should be avoided for 1 month after surgery.

Appeal is the way to deal with it, please decide on the ** plan according to your own situation, or seek medical treatment in a specialized hospital to avoid delaying your condition.

Analysis: The patient's discovery of a cyst on the hand is considered to be a ganglion cyst, a condition caused by degeneration of connective tissue around the joint capsule. It contains colorless transparent or orange, yellowish thick mucus, which mostly occurs on the back of the wrist and the back of the foot.

Suggestion: It is recommended that the patient compress the cyst to rupture it and increase the area of absorption. It can be given traditional Chinese medicine to invigorate blood circulation and so on**.

Analysis: Hello! If you have a lump on your hand, it should generally be a ganglion cyst, which is mainly caused by the frequent friction between the tendon and the tendon sheath and the bone tract, and there is oozing and stasis in the tendon sheath, which gradually produces high pressure, pain when pressing, and aggravation of pain when the fingers move.

Suggestions: In this case, you should go to the hospital for surgery**, completely remove the cyst and cyst wall, change the dressing on time, take oral antibiotics and anti-inflammatory, and slowly get better.