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Problem With My Little Finger
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When I bend the fingers of my right hand and then 'unbend them' the little finger remains bent ans I have to unbend it separately Is there a reason for this?
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Commonly called trigger finger. Both my mother and grandfather had it. https:// www. nhs. uk/ conditions/ trigger- finger/ treatment/
20:52 Thu 19th Dec 2019
Commonly called trigger finger. Both my mother and grandfather had it.
https:/ /www.nh s.uk/co ndition s/trigg er-fing er/trea tment/
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also known as Dupuytren's syndrome, genetically driven - despite being the eldest of four in the third gen, we all suffer it, my grandfather and mother with it. Oddly so, for the rest, it's the fourth finger (wedding) - for me, it's only started this year and it's in my middle right....not too uncomfortable and first thing in the morning when I wake up (not every morning).
Thanks, sqad. Arthritis was my best guess, but it feels so odd. I was rather proud of my flexible feet and toes (I can even wiggle my little-toe separately!). I was wondering about whether or not to bother my GP. I have a sneaky feeling that a quick nip to free the tendon (as per my thumb) is the answer. Otherwise I'm facing a problem in walking - which ain't so good. :) Thank you. x