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TRIGGER FINGER of MY 2 YEARS OLD SON (left hand thumb) right hand thumb cured by injection(3doze) but another finger not cured after give him 3doze injection, is it cureable by operation & my son will do work perdectly

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Dr. VENKATESH SEELLA answered : 10 years ago

trigger finger is a musculoskeletal disorder caused due to the abnormality of anatomical pulleys and tendons in the hand surgical intervention will relieve the problem.but post surgical rehabilitation will cure the problem completly

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