
Tenosynovitis is a type of repetitive strain injury that is similar to tendonitis in a number of ways, however it differs as it affects the sheath of the tendon.
More often than not, cases of tenosynovitis develop within the fingers, and the syndrome is known as trigger finger.
Sufferers of tenosynovitis may experience a limited range of motion within the fingers, and may feel a cracking when trying to straighten the affected fingers.
Racquet based sports such as squash, tennis and badminton are often related to Tenosynovitis.
Aim to avoid excessive movements to the affected area. Exercise the area affected to strengthen the muscle around the tendon. It's a good idea to seek the advice of a physiotherapist for this.
Be sure to warm up thoroughly before exercise and cool down afterwards.
Surgical intervention is very rarely needed with this condition, we recommend:
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