What to do if the upper finger joint is tilted? What to do if your finger joints are sagging?

When I was a child, my finger joints would be like that when I was a child, I don't need to pay attention to it, if your condition is recently discovered, you should go to the hospital for a checkup, and it should be that the knuckles are enlarged and deformed due to joint lesions.

After looking at your **, I looked at my hand carefully and found that it seemed to be a little tilted. In particular, the middle finger of the right hand was crooked when I was a child. This should be normal.

If your fingers used to be straight and now they are tilted, you can go to the hospital for a check-up.

If it is not congenital and acquired, tilt yourself, pinch the knuckles with your fingers every day, and do it several times a day, and it will be correct after a period of time.

If it doesn't hurt, then be like that, my right middle finger is also tilted, and the bones and joints are much thicker than those in my left hand.

If it is a problem caused by work, you should listen to the doctor's advice, take appropriate rest or take some medicine to eat, in short, you can't be careless.

In this case, it doesn't matter if it's simply a middle finger deviation. It should be caused by abnormal development of the joints or ligaments in the localisation.

Rheumatoid arthritis is an acute and chronic inflammation of the hoof tissue. Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, such as aspirin, or antibiotics such as amoxicillin may be considered.

If it's congenital, just let it go and don't get in the way. If it is caused by pathological changes, go to the hospital to check the cause.

Go to the hospital to check what is causing it, and then do another operation.

It is recommended to go to the hospital for a check-up.

The patient stretches out the injured hand with the palm downward, the surgeon holds the wrist with one hand, pinches the inside and outside of the injured knuckle with the thumb and index finger of the other hand, and then gently kneades, and after the pain is reduced, slightly increase the strength and knead for 2 minutes.

The surgeon holds the wrist of the injured hand with one hand, clamps the tip of the injured finger with the thumb and index finger of the other hand, and then uses force in the opposite direction of both hands to stretch and stretch the injured joint for about 1 minute. Then use a slightly heavier twisting method to operate around the injured joint for 2 minutes, and it is advisable to feel a slight heat in the area.

Finger joint ligaments are relaxed, there is no particularly fast recovery method for this situation, it is recommended to exercise slowly, gradually increase the amount of exercise, do not overmove, otherwise it is easy to cause re-injury. Suggestions: You can take some massage and other physiotherapy methods.

The key is to exercise slowly and consistently, and pay attention to the fact that you can eat a high-protein diet".

Analysis:

Suggestion: Consider that there is a condition of chronic inflammation of the soft tissues. In general, wrist and finger joints are massaged. In addition, you can do hand gymnastics.

Probably suffering from "rheumatoid arthritis"!

This is a typical sign of "rheumatoid arthritis", and one of the most basic ways to rest the affected joints is to rest the affected joints, as overuse can worsen inflammation.

You can't change your hand by nature.

If it's rheumatoid arthritis, it's okay to press arthritis**.

Visit an orthopedic surgeon at the hospital and treat it according to their specific views.

Khan, I have the same experience as you, except that I'm a boy. I would always unconsciously snap my fingers to make a "click" sound. I don't think there's a good way to help you correct it, it's mainly up to you, and it's hard to change habits (I don't plan to change them), but you should know which is more important when it affects your fingers.

Hehe, if the deformation is too big, then it has to be corrected by surgery. Good luck!

You may have hyperplasia of your finger joints, and if it's okay, forget it, and if so, go to surgery.

Please go to the hospital for orthopedic information Such symptoms should be mild** Don't miss the condition.

Joint stiffness, generally after injury, circulatory tissue blockage, congestion can not disperse, gathered together to cause joint capsule atrophy and stiffness, can be used bone injury medicine external application**, it can activate blood stasis, reduce swelling, relieve pain, relax tendons and activate the nerves, solve the problem of stiffness.

Is it the right to rent a hand, is it that the writing time is long, like often bending over and hunchbacking. It's okay to shake your hands and do the knuckle rubber sedan movement, it's okay to tie it straight and fix it with a splint, and while you are still young and not finalized, adjust the beam more.

Stiffness of the finger joints is caused by the slow circulation of qi and blood in the body, resulting in too little nourishment of qi and blood in the fingers or toes, and stiffness will occur.

It is either a lack of qi and blood, or the body is cold and damp, and the meridians and blood vessels are blocked, resulting in too slow circulation of qi and blood in the body, and the fingers and toes are the peripheral parts of the body, and the qi and blood are the most difficult to circulate, so it is stiff.

To restore it, you need to strengthen your physique, speed up the circulation of qi and blood around your body, unblock the blockages, discharge the cold qi in your body, and make the qi and blood flow around your body, so that sufficient qi and blood will nourish your hands and feet, and become warm and powerful.

How? You can search for this article "6 Causes of Body Stiffness and Strain, Why Are Traditional Martial Arts Practitioners Relaxed, Flexible, and Accessible?" The article describes a traditional exercise recovery method, I hope to help you, hope to adopt.

?In the winter, our fingers may be stiff due to prolonged exposure to the cold air, which can be easily relieved, but there are some people who have stiff fingers whenever they are, which has a big impact on their lives. Listen to the experts.

Here's what our experts have to say: (1) Joint pain and tenderness The vast majority of patients begin with swollen joints.

Swelling is caused by increased exudate in the joint cavity and inflammation of the soft tissues around the joint, which is manifested as uniform enlargement around the articular joint, and fusiform swelling of the proximal knuckles of the fingers is one of the typical symptoms of rheumatoid patients. The severity of joint pain usually parallels the degree of swelling, with the more pronounced the joint swelling, the more severe the pain, or even the more severe the pain. (2) Joint swelling All affected joints can be swollen, and joint swelling indicates severe inflammation.

Typically presents with uniform periarticular swelling, such as fusiform swelling of the proximal interphalangeal joint. Joint swelling is most easily detected in the small joints of the limbs, while swelling in large joints such as the shoulders and hips is not easy to detect. (3) Morning stiffness: More than 95% of patients have joint morning stiffness.

Morning stiffness is a condition in which the affected joint becomes stiff and limited in motion for a longer period of time in the morning, after the diseased joint is stationary at night. Morning stiffness is often the first symptom of joint involvement, and most of them precede joint pain, and in severe cases, stiffness can occur in joints throughout the body. Morning stiffness may be reduced or disappeared after waking up with activity or warmth.

Morning stiffness is often accompanied by chills and numbness in the extremities or fingers. (4) Joint friction rub During the rheumatoid joint inflammation period, the examiner's hand can often feel a small crepitus or a feeling of holding snow when moving the joint, which is typical of the elbow and knee joints, which indicates that there is inflammation in the joint. In some cases, rattling sounds can be heard or felt in the moving joints after the inflammation of the joints has subsided, which is most obvious in the fingers, knees, and hip joints, which may be caused by rheumatoid and bone hyperplasia.

Through the above introduction, I hope to help you, and the doctors and experts also recommend that you go to the hospital for an examination as soon as possible, and I wish you a speedy one. (Name:.)

Qian Xiaoyu) What's the problem with the pain in the fingers of the right hand, and what is the problem with the swollen hands when I get up in the morning.

Hello, hello, to pay attention to whether it is tenosynovitis. The solution is not to do continuous flexion and extension of the fingers, pay attention to rest, and then you can also do massage, hot compress or physiotherapy. Buy some more ointments that specialize in tenosynovitis.

The most important thing for tenosynovitis** is to exercise more, rest more, and if the inflammation cannot be reduced by medication, then surgery can be considered**.

paralysis syndrome, qi stagnation and blood stasis; Suggestion: Appropriately increase exercise, especially palm and finger joint movements, and often twist the fingers in turn; Take a break; Soak your hands in warm water for 15-20 minutes a day.

I guess you typed too many words on your computer!! It's okay... Move your fingers a lot!! Me too... There's also a day to type less on the computer... Soak your hands in hot water at night...

To put it simply, it is overtired, the solution is to rest, no matter how important the game is, you can't take your life, your hands are already very tired, which proves that you have reached the limit that your hands can bear, this is the objective physical limit, no matter how hard you try, you will not improve much.

You are deficient in calcium, so you can supplement with calcium.

The most common cause of finger joint deformity is arthritis, especially senile osteoarthritis, of course, there is also the possibility of rheumatoid arthritis, which can be diagnosed by a doctor's examination, radiograph, and blood test.

Finger joint deformity may also be a soft tissue lesion around the joint, such as soft tissue tumors, common cysts, xanthoma, bone warts, etc., which can be diagnosed clearly after outpatient examination.

Finger joint deformation, more considered rheumatoid arthritis, its onset is mostly related to genetics, infection and hormonal factors, the disease often involves the joints, such as the hands, feet, ankles and other parts, joint deformities, sometimes the heart, kidneys, respiratory system will be affected.

If not, it will cause joint deformation like severe internal rheumatism or something, and it is recommended to find something wrong in the absence of symptoms and go to the hospital for examination.

It's okay, it can be restored. Before the college entrance examination, I had a callus on my middle knuckle and an inward turn of my index finger, and then it was fine.

Your key problem is that you don't use force (and I used to too), and if you use too much force on your thumb, you can damage the other two fingers. It is not easy to write fluently, and you can only write horizontal and vertical regular script.

If you write quickly, such as ligatures, don't use too much force on your thumb, don't push down, try to be horizontal (slightly raised).

If the bones are deformed, there is no way, if you just have calluses, you can bubble them in hot water before going to bed, then apply moisturizer or essential oils, wrap them in plastic wrap, remove them the next day, get them a few more times, and it should get better.

After writing for a long time, it will grow calluses. You have said that the pen is too tight, then try not to use so much force, write lightly, and the time to write should be reduced, if the calluses have been a few years it can not be eliminated, the key is that you don't use so much effort to write, slowly and naturally,

Buy a cheap computer. Keyboard typing, fast and painless. Write in and draw with a single stroke.

Naturally, there is also the fact that your joints are more flexible.

There may be a special function, so I can cultivate it well.

I can too.

It's hereditary, it's genetically controlled, it's like a recessive gene.

Mine is okay, it's nothing to worry about, it's normal.

Is it an inward bend or an outward bend? But it's all normal, don't pay too much attention to it.

It shouldn't be fine, because I can too.

What is the problem with the landlord?

Whose finger joint can't bend 90 degrees?