Treatment options can start with non-surgical treatments to improve symptoms before considering surgical treatment
Non-surgical treatment
Removable splints to keep wrist straight and thumb in comfortable position
Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) by oral tablet or topical application
Steroid Injection
Avoidance of activities causing pain
Application of ice and/or cold pack to the thumb and wrist area to reduce swelling
Surgical Treatment
An outpatient procedure done using local anesthesia or mild sedation. The goal is to release the tendon sheath to make more room for the affected tendons by performing a tiny cut. This would eliminate pain and swelling and range of motion restored.
Treatment options can start with non-surgical treatments to improve symptoms before considering surgical treatment
Non-surgical treatment
Removable splints to keep wrist straight and thumb in comfortable position
Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) by oral tablet or topical application
Steroid Injection
Avoidance of activities causing pain
Application of ice and/or cold pack to the thumb and wrist area to reduce swelling
Surgical Treatment
An outpatient procedure done using local anesthesia or mild sedation. The goal is to release the tendon sheath to make more room for the affected tendons by performing a tiny cut. This would eliminate pain and swelling and range of motion restored.
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