What are the symptoms of tenosynovitis and what are the symptoms of tenosynovitis?

Tenosynovitis can occur in the fingers, toes, wrists, and ankles, but is most common in the styloid process of the radius and the first metacarpal head. Fibrosis occurs due to tendon sheath strain injury, which thickens the tendon sheath, causes sheath stenosis, and restricts the movement of tendons in the sheath, so it is called tenosynovitis. The general symptoms of tenosynovitis are roughly as follows:

1. The patient is inconvenient, especially in the morning, but it improves after a few activities.

2. Local tenderness and induration.

3. In severe cases, it can produce a snapping sound, and the affected finger is flexed and difficult to stretch or stretched but cannot be flexed.

4. Pain, tenderness and localized swelling at the styloid process of the radius, sometimes palpable lumps.

5. Refers to the difficulty of moving, which is more obvious in the morning and occasionally plays.

Weakness in grasping can also cause local pain or tenderness, and local symptoms such as swelling, fever, and redness may occur. Moreover, when the patient's joint flexion is active, there will be jamming, or popping, which will cause the joint to be unable to flex and extend in severe cases.

Tenosynovitis is generally more common in the hands and wrists, and is more often related to factors such as prolonged manual work and heavy lifting. In the event of tenosynovitis, you can go to the hospital in time for treatment, and then take the corresponding **.

The most common site of tenosynovitis is the fingers, while the thumb, middle finger and ring finger are the most common, mainly local pain when the fingers are moving. Some patients may have swelling that is more painful to compress. Even severe tenosynovitis can affect the normal flexion and extension of the fingers, and vocalizations may occur, which is a common clinical symptom of tenosynovitis.

It is characterized by radial pain in the wrist and limited thumb movement, and the disease is more common in women over 40 years of age.

The tendon sheath is a double-layered cannula-like closed synovial tube that is placed on the outside of the tendon, which is the synovial fluid sheath that protects the tendon. It is divided into two layers around the tendon, and a cavity between the two layers is the synovial fluid cavity, which contains the synovial fluid of the tendon sheath. The inner layer is closely attached to the tendon, and the outer layer is lined with the tendon fiber sheath, which is jointly combined with the bone surface and has the effect of fixing, protecting and lubricating the tendon from friction or compression.

Extended Materials. There are two tendons passing through the first fibrous sheath on the dorsal side of the wrist, namely the abductor pollicis longus and extensor pollicis brevis tendons, and the two tendons pass through the narrow sheath canal and form an angle with the sheath canal, terminating at the base of the first metacarpal bone and the base of the proximal phalanx of the thumb, respectively. When the wrist and thumb have a high range of motion, the tendon angle increases.

Over time, the local synovium becomes inflamed, thickened, the tendon becomes thickened, the fibrous sheath wall also thickens, and a subcutaneous hard nodule appears at the styloid process of the radius, making it difficult for the tendon to slide in the sheath, causing pain and other symptoms. Lactating and menopausal women are prone to this disease due to endocrine changes, synovial involvement, which is the main reason why this disease is more common in women.

In addition to the above reasons, according to our surgical observation and foreign literature reports, there are many anatomical variations that are easy to cause the occurrence of this disease. If the abdomen of the metacarpus pollicis longus or extensor pollicis brevis is too low, part of the abdomen also enters the sheath; Due to the presence of more vagus tendons in the sheath, the number of tendons increases significantly, and some have as many as more than 10 tendons; There is also a hard and thick fibrous septum in the first sheath of the dorsum of the wrist, which makes the original sheath more narrow, and the tendon is very easy to be incarcerated. These anatomical variations make the patient at a young age of onset and difficult to respond to conservative**.

The proximal carpal elongation and brevis muscles of the dorsal carpal ligament are located on the deep side, and the extensor pollicis brevis and abductor pollicis longus muscles form a certain angle in the superficial side. When muscles are overmobilized, the muscles, tendons, and the surrounding fascia and peritendon tissues are congested and edematous. Synovial fibrinous exudation increases, and symptoms such as local redness, swelling, and pain appear.

General tenosynovitis is the pain of the joints, or the pain of compression, when you have tenosynovitis, it is recommended to go to the hospital for **, but if you want to relieve pain, you can use Wanteris indomethacin liniment, the pain-relieving effect of this drug is quite good, I have been using this drug. It took less than half an hour to apply it, and it was really easy to use.

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The symptoms of tenosynovitis are mainly localized tendon pain, and the pain is caused by different tendon parts. Flexor tenosynovitis in the middle finger of the hand causes pain between the metacarpal bones and phalanges of the middle fingers of the hand, sometimes accompanied by pain in the interphalangeal joints between the fingers.

Tenosynovitis occurs in the finger area, and there will be dysfunction, such as the finger cannot be straightened in the morning, the finger cannot be bent after straightening, or it may be accompanied by a sound during the straightening and bending process, also known as snapping the finger or snapping the thumb.

Tenosynovitis in the wrist joint, inflammation of the tendons of the long and short abduction of the hallux, resulting in obvious pain in the wrist area, accompanied by weakness of the thumb and the condition that you dare not exert force. If tenosynovitis is in a different area, it can cause pain in the corresponding area, accompanied by limited mobility, dysfunction, and popping symptoms.

With tenosynovitis, there is usually localized pain or compression-type pain. Some patients also have radiating pain. If there is pain in the joint, wanteric indomethacin liniment can be used to relieve pain.

This smear will be effective in about half an hour after application, and it will not stain hands and clothes, which is quite practical.

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It is the feeling that the joint movement is limited and there is pain at the same time, and it is uncomfortable to not be able to move.

You may feel very uncomfortable in your Achilles tendon and may even have a painful reaction.

Tenosynovitis can cause local pain, discomfort, flexion and extension function, pay attention to rest, avoid strenuous activities, weight bearing, fatigue, light diet, regular diet, strengthen nutrition, you can consider local tenosynovitis, hot compress on the painful part, massage, roasting, electrophysiotherapy and other physical ** to relieve pain and discomfort, apply some voltarin ointment and other drugs** observation, if tenosynovitis is obvious, small needle knife or surgery if necessary**.

Pain can be caused when an inflamed tendon is moved or touched. Moving joints adjacent to tendons can cause severe pain even with mild movements. The tendon sheath may swell due to inflammation and fluid build-up.

Sometimes the tendon sheath dries out, and when there is relative friction with the tendon, a friction sensation can occur, and a friction sound can be heard with a stethoscope.

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Tenosynovitis and ganglion cysts are chronic in the locomotor system and are common in manual operators, athletes, and housewives. However, there are still certain differences between the two, such as the clinical manifestations and the methods of smelting Liao.

Symptoms of tenosynovitis and smelting Liao.

Symptoms: In the early stage, patients may present with local tenderness and induration, and as the disease progresses, the affected finger may be inconvenient to stretch, and the symptoms of tenosynovitis are most obvious in the morning, with occasional popping, but will improve after a few strokes of activity or hot compress. At this time, if the regular smelting is not obtained, it may be difficult or even impossible to stretch the fingers.

Yeliao: Patients with early tenosynovitis can reduce the movement of their fingers through local immobilization, and can also do massage, warm compresses or liliao. If the symptoms are obvious and the pain is severe, it can be treated with important objects.

For patients with tenosynovitis with a long course of disease and reverse action, if the above Liao method is ineffective, surgery is required.

Symptoms of ganglion cysts and scolding.

Symptoms: Cysts generally develop slowly, with few symptoms and occasional local soreness except for a local lump. Some cysts develop in the carpal tunnel or tarsus tunnel and can compress nerves and cause symptoms. A small number of cysts disappear on their own and do not cease to do so, and most cysts continue to grow or be present.

Metallurgical Liao: In the early stage, the Liao method can be conservative, and steroids are often injected after local extrusion and rupture or aspiration of the cyst fluid with a needle. Those who are ineffective in conservative metallurgy can be surgically removed, and they can all be resected with the help of traditional Chinese medicine tendon Ningshu.

1. Pain: Most athletes can't clearly point out the location of pain, and only complain of "awkwardness" in the joints, and the feeling of soreness or lack of strength in the joints during exercise. Sometimes banded pain is felt.

2. Local swelling: the diseased tendon will have a cord-like bulge of varying degrees.

3. Dysfunction: tenosynovitis that occurs in the wrist of the upper limbs mostly affects the strength of the players, sometimes there will be deformation of action when hitting the ball, and tenosynovitis occurring in the foot and ankle will feel pain and affect the action when moving at the pace.

Some tendons are covered with a crust of fibrous tissue called a tendon sheath. Its function is to facilitate the gliding of tendons and to allow the fingers to flex and extend normally.

When the hand is moving, the tendon slides in the tendon sheath, and part of the tendon sheath gradually thickens due to this friction, narrowing, and as a result, the tendon movement is impaired, and local pain is also generated. This condition is called tenosynovitis, also known as stenosis tenosynovitis.

The most common sites of tendon sheath thickening and stenosis are at the beginning of the flexor tendon sheath of each finger, which corresponds to the distal palmar striae, and the tendon sheath located at the styloid process of the radius. If it occurs in the aforementioned area, it is called flexor tenosynovitis, and if it occurs in the latter part, it is called radial styloid tenosynovitis. Both are common.

Flexor tenosynovitis, most commonly in flexor tendon sheaths of the thumb, esopha, and middle fingers, occurs less often in patients without polydactyly and little fingers. After the onset of the disease, the patient feels:

Impairment of flexion and extension of the affected finger, especially in the morning, improves with more activity. There is local tenderness and induration, which is tender when pressed on the flexor surface of the metacarpophalangeal joint of the affected finger and induration can be palpable. Induration is the thickened part of the sheath.

In severe cases, it can produce a snapping sound, that is, when the affected finger moves, the muscle position passes through the tendon sheath in the narrow area and makes a "click" sound. This condition of tenosynovitis, also known as "snapping fingers". When the hand touches the induration and moves the affected finger, this popping sensation is more clear, and sometimes the affected finger can be seen bouncing.

Some patients suffer from finger flexion but cannot be extended or extended but cannot be flexed, and need to be helped to flex and stretch with the help of the hand, which is called the phenomenon of atresia.

In styloid tenosynovitis of the radius, there is a bony bulge on the radial side of the wrist (i.e., the side of the thumb) called the radial styloid process. It has a tendon sheath through which two tendons (extensor pollicis brevis tendon and abductor pollicis longus) pass. The tendon sheath is also often inflamed due to more movement of the thumb and wrist; This is called radial styloid tenosynovitis.

After the onset of the disease, the patient feels:

There is pain and swelling at the styloid process of the radius.

Difficulty moving the thumb, which is obvious in the morning, with occasional snapping. On examination, the radial styloid process is tender, sometimes palpable, and the patient is asked to clench the thumb into the palm of the hand, and then passively tilt the fist to the side of the little finger, if pain occurs around the styloid process, it indicates the presence of tenosynovitis.

The first method of this disease is intrathecal injection of hydrocortisone acetate or chloritazoxone once a week, in order to reduce the pain during injection, it can be mixed with 1% procaine or lidocaine hydrochloride and injected. Generally, 4 to 6 injections can be cured. It is very effective for early tenosynovitis.

Acupuncture, massage, Chinese herbal medicine and hand immobilization can also be used, all of which have certain curative effects. If the above ** is ineffective, surgery can be used**, that is, under sterile conditions, the narrow tendon sheath is incised, which is called healthy sheath incision. The result of the surgery is very good, not easy**.

Tenosynovitis is a common and frequent disease. The weather is cold, and there are more cases in winter. Most patients have tenosynovitis on the joints of the hands.

This is because there is a lot of work done by hand. It is common to use cold water. Tenosynovitis likes warmth and is afraid of cold.

In severe cases, he doesn't get up on his thumb either. Joints rattle. There is significant pain.

To get better. First of all, use less cold water and work less. Get plenty of rest.

It can be raised slowly. Tenosynovitis. It also brings suffering to people's lives.

You must always pay attention!

Common symptoms of tenosynovitis:

Pain, swelling.

Common symptoms of tenosynovitis are pain: This should be the most common symptom of tenosynovitis, wrists, fingers, feet, etc., as long as the part of tenosynovitis occurs, it will be painful, and warm compresses or dimian can improve this symptom.

Stiffness: Tenosynovitis is more severe in the morning, so there will be a feeling of stiffness in the hands, which will generally be relieved a lot by soaking it in warm water.

Ganglion cyst: There will be a bulge on the wrist, which is a more serious symptom, and some can only be operated on**, so when you find pain in the wrist, do not delay, and go to the hospital for examination in time.

In fact, the symptoms of tenosynovitis are different because everyone's situation is different, and some different changes will occur, like me, in addition to the pain and stiffness, the wrist was still relatively sore, and it was very uncomfortable, so I used dimian to paste the tenosynovitis.

At that time, I also took a lot of detours, only to know that the wrist pain was relieved after a few days, and it didn't hurt at all after more than a month, I feel that I still recovered relatively quickly, if you are tenosynovitis, it is recommended that you start early**, early treatment.