I use my mobile phone a lot and find that my right thumb joint hurts a little, what should I do?

It is caused by the wear and tear of your joints, and the speed at which people can recover the articular cartilage tissue is limited, so it is recommended that you use it again after a period of time, but pay attention to the time.

It's time for a moment's pause.

What brand of mobile phone are you using, I suspect it's radiation.

Hello, my fingers hurt like cramps. After reading the description, this is first considered to be related to calcium deficiency, I don't know if you usually have the habit of partial eating, leg cramps mostly occur when calcium is deficient, you can test a trace element to take a look, and eat more soy products, shrimp skin, lean meat, milk, fish, etc.

I went to the clinic downstairs to see it, the doctor said it was tenosynovitis, is it tired during this time, I said to play with the mobile phone, the doctor told me not to play this game again during the treatment period, it is estimated that the hand hurts from playing the game. At that time, I was also stunned, I didn't expect that I could get tenosynovitis even if I played a small game. But during that time, I honestly didn't play with my mobile phone, soaked my hands on time every day, and changed to Dimian on time.

It lasted like this for more than two months, my two thumbs finally didn't hurt, the wrist that I used to pull was painful, and now it's okay to move, and I won't wake up in the morning because I accidentally touched my thumb, and I slept until I woke up naturally Playing with mobile phones has tenosynovitis, I can only remind you, like me, positive**, don't play with your mobile phone, do a good job of keeping warm, it's fine for about two months

Common causes of thumb joint pain include rheumatoid arthritis, gout, tenosynovitis, etc.

Guidance: 1. It is recommended to take a thumb joint **, check uric acid, and rheumatoid factor.

2. At present, you can apply local hot compresses and move the joints as little as possible, the drugs can be smeared with osteonine ointment and massaged, and the oral drugs can be used ibuprofen and Dahuo Luo pills.

3. The results are perfect**, gout needs a low-purine diet, do not drink strong tea, beer, do not eat seafood, and the drug can use allopurinol or benzbromarone. Tenosynovitis is conservative** as above, you can use a small needle knife **, rheumatoid arthritis mostly has morning stiffness, ** mainly hormones and anti-rheumatism, blood circulation and blood stasis Chinese medicine.

Hello, your symptoms are mainly pain in the thumb joints of the hand, and the diseases to consider are gout, rheumatism or rheumatoid arthritis.

If there is no history of injury to the thumb joint, you should go to the hospital for a blood uric acid test, if the uric acid is greater than 420, it should be considered gout, if the uric acid is normal, you should do an X-ray of the joint and a full set of immunorheumatism examinations to make it clear**.

It may be that the fracture is not a dislocation, if the dislocation is reduced, it will be fine 2 days after reduction, and there is no need to fix, is it painful now, and the joint is not flexible? Now you need to move your thumb joints every day, otherwise the joints will become more and more stiff.

Hello, considering tenosynovitis, first of all, rest and immobilize, at least 2-3 weeks, and then adhere to local hot compresses, wash your hands with warm water, you can also massage locally, the drugs are mainly for external use, use anti-inflammatory painkiller ointment, such as voltarin ointment, piroxicam liniment, indomethacin gel, are anti-inflammatory painkillers, just choose one, **observe it, if there is no improvement, choose closure**, or if accompanied by stenosis and entrapment, small needle knife or surgery is required**.

It is recommended that it is best to go to the orthopedic department of a regular hospital for a good diagnosis, and if it is light, you can choose to be conservative**, or closed, and pay attention to strengthening maintenance.

There is a high probability of tenosynovitis, which is associated with excessive movement of the fingers and poor posture;

1. Minimize the activity of the thumb in the near future, so that the thumb can get enough rest;

2. External use of some drugs, such as piroxicam patch or analgesic ointment, etc.;

The recovery time is relatively long, and the pain is generally basic for about 2 weeks, but the above ** time is recommended to last up to 1 month.

I'm also the same as yours, just the thumb of my left hand, this is called stenosis tenosynovitis, I did the surgery in the hospital, and it has been completely cured, but I suggest that you do a small needle knife, the small needle knife is less painful, the cost is less, and the recovery is fast, my cousin's tenosynovitis will be completely healed in three days, and my surgical incision will be fully healed in a month.

There are several possibilities, one may be that the meridians are not connected! The second may be joint inflammation, but it may be acute. Who knows!

Tenosynovitis can occur, it is advisable to limit the movement of the thumb and wrist joints, do some physical ** appropriately, you can soak your hands in hot water to see if the symptoms improve, inflammation of the tissues around the muscle goose or muscle health, muscle health is a bunch of tendonitis that connects muscles and bones and conducts pressure generated by muscles. Muscle health has the ability to resist bending, stretching, and twisting. However, when excessive fatigue, fiber tearing, or other injuries occur, muscle health becomes inflamed.

According to the latest news I have learned, if the continuous movement of the joints further develops the injury, the pain will be noticeable or aggravated. Most myelitis can be cured in about two weeks, but chronic myelitis can heal for more than six weeks, usually because the patient does not give the muscle chambers enough time to heal. Conditions such as diabetes, arthritis, gout, etc., can slow healing, and painful joint stiffness restricts movement of the affected joint, and occasionally the joint swells slightly, with persistent pain.

Persistent pain after tendon** from the original injury or after a long time**. If the following conditions occur, they should be seen for 7 to 10 days and do not improve. If you want to avoid becoming chronic tendonitis or complicated by other conditions such as bursitis, carpal syndrome or phlebitis, you should see a doctor, the pain is very severe, accompanied by swelling, there may be tendon rupture, which needs to be immediately**.

Excessive compression of tendons during exercise can cause tendon inflammation.

Occasionally, but not regularly, weekend athletes rarely suffer from tendon pain, and the most common reason is that the same joints are compressed by the same repetitive movements, not only during sports, but also in many types of office work or other situations. Locally should also pay attention to keeping warm, try to avoid contact with water, often contact with warm water, not too cold, the symptoms will be slowly relieved, otherwise, it can be a local closure**, no matter how serious, surgery** can be used for tightening.

Finally, about the above question of how the right thumb is very painful and hard when I often play mobile phones, I will analyze it here today.

This shows that the posture of playing with the mobile phone is incorrect, which is why it causes this pain, and it should be treated in time.

In this case, it is likely that tenosynovitis is caused by frequent mobile phone play. It is also possible that bone hyperplasia is caused by long-term exertion, both of which are possible, so you must go to the hospital for a check-up.

This condition is a condition similar to that of a mouse hand caused by frequent mobile phone play. It is often necessary to use the right thumb to constantly tap the screen, so there will be this situation, so you must pay attention to it, otherwise, there may be problems in this position in the later stage.

It's mostly a snap of the fingers.

The snapping finger, also known as the trigger finger, is caused by stenosis tenosynovitis, and the common parts are the flexor tendon sheath of the thumb, index finger, middle finger, and ring finger. The flexor tendon tendon and tendon sheath showed chronic inflammatory pathological changes such as edema, hyperplasia, granulation tissue formation, hyaline and adhesions. The thickening of the tendon sheath is at the level of the metacarpal head.

This also indicates that the tendon sheath is susceptible to compression and friction and thickening in this area, and the thickened inner layer of the tendon sheath forms fibrocartilage, forming a band-like fibrocartilage ring. The tendon in the same area also thickens due to friction, forming a bulbous bulge. As a result, it encounters temporary blockage when it passes through the narrow tendon sheath.

Once forced through, a snap is generated, so it is called snap finger or trigger finger. In more severe cases, the enlarged part of the tendon cannot pass through the narrow part of the tendon sheath, so the expanded part of the tendon is blocked by the proximal end of the tendon sheath stenosis, and the finger cannot be straightened, which is called atresia.

Go to orthopedics.

Liu Limin, Department of Orthopedics, Beijing Xuanwu Hospital: Hello patient, your symptoms can be distinguished from tendon stenosis, rheumatoid arthritis, Raynaud's syndrome and other diseases, among which tendon stenosis is the most common, and can be treated by external drugs first**.

It is recommended that you visit the orthopaedic department of your local general hospital.

Liu Limin, Department of Orthopedics, Beijing Xuanwu Hospital:

Hello this patient, you mentioned that the first dorsal interosseous muscle atrophy was performed with the surgery for the anterior displacement of the ulnar nerve, and the symptoms of ulnar nerve compression are as follows:

1. Paresthesia on the ulnar side of the dorsum of the hand, thenar of the ulna, little finger and ring finger ulnar, usually numbness or tingling.

2. After the occurrence of paresthesia, the weakness of the little finger to the palm and the inflexibility of the finger extension may occur for a certain period of time.

3. Examination can show atrophy of the thenar muscle and interosseous muscles of the hand, as well as the orthopaw-like deformity of the ring and little finger, the aforementioned area** hypoalgesia, positive paper clamping test (holding a piece of paper between the two fingers of both hands, and the observer pulls the paper out to observe whether the strength of the paper clamping on both sides of the patient is consistent) and positive tinel sign at the ulnar nerve sulcus (local percussion nerve distortion site, observing whether there is pain and numbness of nerve conduction).

4. Electrophysiological examination showed that the conduction velocity of the ulnar nerve under the elbow was slowed down, and the electromyography of the thenar muscle and interosseous muscle was abnormal.

5. Manifestations of underlying diseases such as elbow valgus, ulnar nerve sulcus thickening, and mass. X-rays show local displaced bone fragments or abnormal ossification.

If your problem has already appeared before surgery, you can continue to observe oral neurotrophic drugs for a period of time, otherwise you may consider orthopaedic and rheumatology visits.

Patient: Dr. Liu: I am very touched that you answered my questions so seriously, you said that my symptoms before the surgery are completely correct, maybe the current situation is a normal phenomenon after the operation, I don't know if it will get better slowly, and the nerve connected to the thumb is no longer painful.

Which oral neurotrophic pill is better, I hope to get your advice.

Liu Limin, Department of Orthopedics, Beijing Xuanwu Hospital:

Hello, there are many neurotrophic drugs at present, and the commonly used ones in our department are VB, methylcobalamin tablets, three times a day, one tablet at a time. You can take it according to your doctor's advice depending on your local conditions.

Morning stiffness refers to limited activity for more than half an hour after waking up in the morning. You can observe for a period of time, and consult a local doctor when you have a follow-up after surgery.