I got my sutures out last week after having trigger thumb surgery. I now have an area about 1/4” x 1” where the skin is hard and swollen. It feels like a callus. The incision itself healed beautifully, you can barely see where they cut me open, but the area just outside of where the holes from the sutures were is puffed up. It sort of has a mild burning feeling and it is annoying any time I bend my thumb. My son had an appointment to see his pediatrician yesterday. At the end of the appointment, I quickly asked his doctor her opinion on my hand and she thought it was a “reaction” to the sutures and she recommended using a strong hydrocortisone cream. She asked if anyone in my family had a prescription from maybe having excema in the past. My husband does, so she said to put some of that on and continue using silicone bandages and massaging the scar. It's only been a week, so I'll stick it out a little longer, but this doesn't seem like something that will go away anytime soon with massages and moisturizers.
I am sorry that you have these issue. Sometimes the body could build excessive scar tissue that could cause trigger finger again. Cortisone and massage will not break scar tissue. Feel free to chat with my Health Coach, through the link below or at 888-210-2787 advancedsofttissuerelease.com/free-pain-relief-consultation-session-with-health-coach/
I had the surgery today by Dr. Bendago in Toronto. I am hoping for few complications. The local anaesthetic hasn't worn off yet (2 injections. 1 in my wrist and the other at the site of the incision), and I have 16 Tylenol 3's for pain. The bandage must stay dry for 3 days, then new bandage and polysporin every day for a week. Followup appointment is in 2 weeks. Thank you for this informative video.
I’ve a had the surgery on my thumb twice probably at the age of 5 and 7 I’m now 17 and have stiffness and it’s still causing pain I’m spoken to my doctor about it and they’ve recommended I get another surgery but what would they do differently?
I am not sure if they are going to do anything different. Feel free to chat with my Health Coach, through the link below or at 888-210-2787 advancedsofttissuerelease.com/free-pain-relief-consultation-session-with-health-coach/
I got it from welding(squeezing welding gun trigger) 16hrs a day. I had the surgery on 3 fingers on my right hand over 10 years ago. Thankfully, there were no side effects and my hand has never felt weak or anything. I have wondered if I had just quit that job back then and avoided the surgery if my trigger finger(s) would have healed on their own.
Please please help me I have trigger finger in both hands what can I try to prevent naturally I don’t wanna do surgery please I’m so sorry to bother you
@@hrmedia2669 I am sorry that you have trigger fingers. My office is in Orlando, FL. Many of our patients fly in for a 4-5 day consecutive treatment protocol and will complete our program by the time they leave. advancedsofttissuerelease.com/contact-us/ The rest of our patients do home treatment with our tool kit and online step-by-step programs. advancedsofttissuerelease.com/treat-your-pain-at-home-2/ Feel free to chat with my Health Coach, through the link above or at 888-210-2787
Can i ask after surgery when were you able to lift 50lbs? 7:49 Im on workers comp and the doctor said i would be able to do my job without restrictions right away a coiple days after. Im a packager and I use both my hands all day
I explain how to treat the root cause carpal tunnel syndrome naturally in the following video advancedsofttissuerelease.com/carpal-tunnel-syndrome-symptoms-causes-risk-factors-healing-cycle-treatment/ Feel free to chat with my Health Coach, through the link below or at 888-210-2787 advancedsofttissuerelease.com/free-pain-relief-consultation-session-with-health-coach/
I have an infection after trigger finger surgery and am in the hospital what they are trying to figure out what bacteria is causing the infection can you please help me with this because I am diabetic and I do not want an amputation
@@alvinhartman360 I am sorry that you have complication after trigger finger surgery. Feel free to chat with my Health Coach, through the link below or at 888-210-2787 advancedsofttissuerelease.com/free-pain-relief-consultation-session-with-health-coach/
Here is the link for the video th-cam.com/video/LcIxD__7vDU/w-d-xo.html If you have any questions, feel free to chat with my Health Coach through the link below or call 888-210-2787. We're here to support you on your journey to pain relief.: advancedsofttissuerelease.com/free-pain-relief-consultation-session-with-health-coach/
I recently had middle and ring finger done 7.25.24. Stitches are internal with steri strips on the outside. At this point not to much discomfort. But the only follow up is in two weeks via phone? Also I work on computers 7 - 9 hours a day, should I have gone right back to work? I did not have locking fingers but extreme pain. During the surgery, the surgeon stated, there was a lot of "gunk". What is this gunk?? Was also not give much home therapy. Just to keep bending the fingers.
I am sorry that you have this issue, gunk could be fibrotic tissue (scar tissue). feel free to chat with my Health Coach through the link below or call 888-210-2787: advancedsofttissuerelease.com/free-pain-relief-consultation-session-with-health-coach/
Defining a surgical complication as a failed surgery is a real stretch. A better definition of complication is a side effect. And the great majority of the complications that you list are temporary.
Yeah that was weird. "Scarring occurs after all surgery...its supposed to occur......its a complication....which is a failed surgery" Say what? It was good to mention that though, the real takeaway is that MOST complications are INFECTIONS. I think I read MOST side effects from most surgeries are infections. It would be interesting to know exactly why that is and whether its under certain conditions.
The doctors point may be something I have experienced with my resulting scar on my shoulder . When exposed and accidentally rubs against something- wall, door ,etc. there is irritating pain ! So unlike perfect skin. Hope this helps explain.
@@katydidnt3906Have you had any part of hand surgery I have had both at the same time. Until you actually live with it for extended periods then you know nothing😮
For all of the comments made here I ask have any of you had any type of these surgeries. I have had both and it is painful and your hands are not the same. Until you have and walk thus road you really do not understand. WOW😮
You will have to release scar tissue, fascia restriction and decrease inflammation to decrease stiffness. Feel free to chat with my Health Coach, through the link below or at 888-210-2787 advancedsofttissuerelease.com/free-pain-relief-consultation-session-with-health-coach/
Hello! I just got trigger finger release surgery 2 days ago, and today as I was doing the exercises suggested by my surgeon to avoid stiffness, I noticed I still have some “clicking”. Does this mean I have to get the surgery done again? Do I have to wait some time before getting it done again? Thanks!
You can release the trigger finger with ASTR tools, this is non invasive approach to release trigger finger advancedsofttissuerelease.com/treat-your-pain-at-home-2/ If you have any questions, feel free to chat with my Health Coach through the link below or call 888-210-2787: advancedsofttissuerelease.com/free-pain-relief-consultation-session-with-health-coach/
I had the surgery 2 weeks ago on my ring and pinky fingers. I believe I got the triggers from 45 years of guitar playing. I am now able to play the guitar but there is serious weakness and what seems like tendon weakness in my fingers and I can only play for 30 minutes before its too painful. Can I expect my tendons to strengthen and gain back the ability to play for hours as is sometimes needed? Thanks!
I am sorry that you have trigger fingers. Sometime these weakness due to excessive scar tissue and inflammation. Strength exercises will not decrease scar tissue or inflammation. Feel free to chat with my Health Coach, through the link below or at 888-210-2787 advancedsofttissuerelease.com/free-pain-relief-consultation-session-with-health-coach/
Had trigger surgery May 17thon 3, 4 & 5th fingers. They don`t lock up anymore. I have calluses around the incision areas. The area is sensitive to touch, but I can bend all the fingers . Hand strength is not back to pre surgery days, but it's getting there. What are good rehab exercises to do?
Exercises will Not break scar tissue, release fascia restrictions or decrease inflammation after surgery. You will need to address these issues and you will notices it is adhesion that cause the weakness. If you have any questions, feel free to chat with my Health Coach through the link below or call 888-210-2787: advancedsofttissuerelease.com/free-pain-relief-consultation-session-with-health-coach/
After trigger thumb my index finger is over sesitive. My thumb and index still swelling up a month later. Painfull. Wish i knew i would have lived with the thumb clicking although painful than sit with what i have now.
I am sorry that you have trigger finger. Feel free to chat with my Health Coach, through the link below or at 888-210-2787 advancedsofttissuerelease.com/free-pain-relief-consultation-session-with-health-coach/
I am sorry that you have this issue. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to chat with my Health Coach through the link below or call 888-210-2787. We're here to help you on your journey to pain relief: advancedsofttissuerelease.com/free-pain-relief-consultation-session-with-health-coach/
I am sorry that you have trigger finger. Exercises and massage will not break scar tissue, release fascia restrictions or decrease inflammation. Feel free to chat with my Health Coach, through the link below or at 888-210-2787 advancedsofttissuerelease.com/free-pain-relief-consultation-session-with-health-coach/
So after the trigger finger stops snapping i guess it's just not able to make a fist and the middle finger just kind of remains out which means there's probably a lot of scat tissue. . And swollen only occurs on the affected diget.
Yes, feel free to chat with my Health Coach, through the link below or at 888-210-2787 advancedsofttissuerelease.com/free-pain-relief-consultation-session-with-health-coach/
Thank you for this informative video. However, the sound quality is very poor and made listening so difficult that several times I considered giving up on it. Please get some help with the sound so that your videos will be more enjoyable. Thanks, again.
Thank you for your feedback, will do, feel free to chat with my Health Coach, through the link below or at 888-210-2787 advancedsofttissuerelease.com/free-pain-relief-consultation-session-with-health-coach/
I am sorry that you have trigger finger. Feel free to chat with my Health Coach through the link below or call 888-210-2787: advancedsofttissuerelease.com/free-pain-relief-consultation-session-with-health-coach/
I am so sorry that you have trigger thumb. Feel free to chat with my Health Coach through the link below or call 888-210-2787: advancedsofttissuerelease.com/free-pain-relief-consultation-session-with-health-coach/
Feel free to chat with my Health Coach, through the link below or at 888-210-2787 advancedsofttissuerelease.com/free-pain-relief-consultation-session-with-health-coach/
I’ve had two of these procedures, perfect outcomes…your surgeon is the key
I got my sutures out last week after having trigger thumb surgery. I now have an area about 1/4” x 1” where the skin is hard and swollen. It feels like a callus. The incision itself healed beautifully, you can barely see where they cut me open, but the area just outside of where the holes from the sutures were is puffed up. It sort of has a mild burning feeling and it is annoying any time I bend my thumb.
My son had an appointment to see his pediatrician yesterday. At the end of the appointment, I quickly asked his doctor her opinion on my hand and she thought it was a “reaction” to the sutures and she recommended using a strong hydrocortisone cream. She asked if anyone in my family had a prescription from maybe having excema in the past. My husband does, so she said to put some of that on and continue using silicone bandages and massaging the scar. It's only been a week, so I'll stick it out a little longer, but this doesn't seem like something that will go away anytime soon with massages and moisturizers.
I am sorry that you have these issue. Sometimes the body could build excessive scar tissue that could cause trigger finger again. Cortisone and massage will not break scar tissue. Feel free to chat with my Health Coach, through the link below or at 888-210-2787
advancedsofttissuerelease.com/free-pain-relief-consultation-session-with-health-coach/
Hi there mam I'm also got my surgery last June 25,2024 trigger finger tumps and pinky finger also healing but my scar not close
And my pinky finger not bend and also my tumps so Ido exercise
I had the surgery today by Dr. Bendago in Toronto. I am hoping for few complications. The local anaesthetic hasn't worn off yet (2 injections. 1 in my wrist and the other at the site of the incision), and I have 16 Tylenol 3's for pain. The bandage must stay dry for 3 days, then new bandage and polysporin every day for a week. Followup appointment is in 2 weeks. Thank you for this informative video.
I’ve a had the surgery on my thumb twice probably at the age of 5 and 7 I’m now 17 and have stiffness and it’s still causing pain I’m spoken to my doctor about it and they’ve recommended I get another surgery but what would they do differently?
I am not sure if they are going to do anything different. Feel free to chat with my Health Coach, through the link below or at 888-210-2787
advancedsofttissuerelease.com/free-pain-relief-consultation-session-with-health-coach/
I got it from welding(squeezing welding gun trigger) 16hrs a day. I had the surgery on 3 fingers on my right hand over 10 years ago. Thankfully, there were no side effects and my hand has never felt weak or anything. I have wondered if I had just quit that job back then and avoided the surgery if my trigger finger(s) would have healed on their own.
I am glad that you are feeling better
Please please help me I have trigger finger in both hands what can I try to prevent naturally I don’t wanna do surgery please I’m so sorry to bother you
@@hrmedia2669 I am sorry that you have trigger fingers. My office is in Orlando, FL. Many of our patients fly in for a 4-5 day consecutive treatment protocol and will complete our program by the time they leave. advancedsofttissuerelease.com/contact-us/
The rest of our patients do home treatment with our tool kit and online step-by-step programs.
advancedsofttissuerelease.com/treat-your-pain-at-home-2/
Feel free to chat with my Health Coach, through the link above or at 888-210-2787
Can i ask after surgery when were you able to lift 50lbs? 7:49 Im on workers comp and the doctor said i would be able to do my job without restrictions right away a coiple days after. Im a packager and I use both my hands all day
Do you have a video explaining the others in blue font (nerve damage, etc)?
I explain how to treat the root cause carpal tunnel syndrome naturally in the following video advancedsofttissuerelease.com/carpal-tunnel-syndrome-symptoms-causes-risk-factors-healing-cycle-treatment/
Feel free to chat with my Health Coach, through the link below or at 888-210-2787
advancedsofttissuerelease.com/free-pain-relief-consultation-session-with-health-coach/
I have an infection after trigger finger surgery and am in the hospital what they are trying to figure out what bacteria is causing the infection can you please help me with this because I am diabetic and I do not want an amputation
@@alvinhartman360 I am sorry that you have complication after trigger finger surgery. Feel free to chat with my Health Coach, through the link below or at 888-210-2787
advancedsofttissuerelease.com/free-pain-relief-consultation-session-with-health-coach/
I cant find what you mentioned at the end of your video, the natural way to fix this, i have my thumb and ringer finger both killing me
Here is the link for the video th-cam.com/video/LcIxD__7vDU/w-d-xo.html
If you have any questions, feel free to chat with my Health Coach through the link below or call 888-210-2787. We're here to support you on your journey to pain relief.:
advancedsofttissuerelease.com/free-pain-relief-consultation-session-with-health-coach/
I recently had middle and ring finger done 7.25.24. Stitches are internal with steri strips on the outside. At this point not to much discomfort. But the only follow up is in two weeks via phone? Also I work on computers 7 - 9 hours a day, should I have gone right back to work? I did not have locking fingers but extreme pain. During the surgery, the surgeon stated, there was a lot of "gunk". What is this gunk?? Was also not give much home therapy. Just to keep bending the fingers.
I am sorry that you have this issue, gunk could be fibrotic tissue (scar tissue). feel free to chat with my Health Coach through the link below or call 888-210-2787:
advancedsofttissuerelease.com/free-pain-relief-consultation-session-with-health-coach/
Perfect, thank you Doctor.
My pleasure
Defining a surgical complication as a failed surgery is a real stretch. A better definition of complication is a side effect. And the great majority of the complications that you list are temporary.
Yeah that was weird. "Scarring occurs after all surgery...its supposed to occur......its a complication....which is a failed surgery" Say what? It was good to mention that though, the real takeaway is that MOST complications are INFECTIONS. I think I read MOST side effects from most surgeries are infections. It would be interesting to know exactly why that is and whether its under certain conditions.
The doctors point may be something I have experienced with my resulting scar on my shoulder . When exposed and accidentally rubs against something- wall, door ,etc. there is irritating pain ! So unlike perfect skin. Hope this helps explain.
All surgeries will have inflammation as a necessary component of healing. It's not a complication.
@@katydidnt3906Have you had any part of hand surgery I have had both at the same time. Until you actually live with it for extended periods then you know nothing😮
For all of the comments made here I ask have any of you had any type of these surgeries. I have had both and it is painful and your hands are not the same. Until you have and walk thus road you really do not understand. WOW😮
How finger stiffness will go after surgery?
You will have to release scar tissue, fascia restriction and decrease inflammation to decrease stiffness. Feel free to chat with my Health Coach, through the link below or at 888-210-2787
advancedsofttissuerelease.com/free-pain-relief-consultation-session-with-health-coach/
Hello! I just got trigger finger release surgery 2 days ago, and today as I was doing the exercises suggested by my surgeon to avoid stiffness, I noticed I still have some “clicking”. Does this mean I have to get the surgery done again? Do I have to wait some time before getting it done again? Thanks!
You can release the trigger finger with ASTR tools, this is non invasive approach to release trigger finger advancedsofttissuerelease.com/treat-your-pain-at-home-2/
If you have any questions, feel free to chat with my Health Coach through the link below or call 888-210-2787:
advancedsofttissuerelease.com/free-pain-relief-consultation-session-with-health-coach/
I had the surgery 2 weeks ago on my ring and pinky fingers. I believe I got the triggers from 45 years of guitar playing. I am now able to play the guitar but there is serious weakness and what seems like tendon weakness in my fingers and I can only play for 30 minutes before its too painful. Can I expect my tendons to strengthen and gain back the ability to play for hours as is sometimes needed? Thanks!
I am sorry that you have trigger fingers. Sometime these weakness due to excessive scar tissue and inflammation. Strength exercises will not decrease scar tissue or inflammation. Feel free to chat with my Health Coach, through the link below or at 888-210-2787
advancedsofttissuerelease.com/free-pain-relief-consultation-session-with-health-coach/
Had trigger surgery May 17thon 3, 4 & 5th fingers. They don`t lock up anymore. I have calluses around the incision areas. The area is sensitive to touch, but I can bend all the fingers . Hand strength is not back to pre surgery days, but it's getting there. What are good rehab exercises to do?
Exercises will Not break scar tissue, release fascia restrictions or decrease inflammation after surgery. You will need to address these issues and you will notices it is adhesion that cause the weakness. If you have any questions, feel free to chat with my Health Coach through the link below or call 888-210-2787:
advancedsofttissuerelease.com/free-pain-relief-consultation-session-with-health-coach/
After trigger thumb my index finger is over sesitive. My thumb and index still swelling up a month later. Painfull. Wish i knew i would have lived with the thumb clicking although painful than sit with what i have now.
I am sorry that you have trigger finger. Feel free to chat with my Health Coach, through the link below or at 888-210-2787
advancedsofttissuerelease.com/free-pain-relief-consultation-session-with-health-coach/
Why did my doctor cut me on the sid of my finger too? So I got cut on my palm and sied ot the finger.
I am sorry that you have this issue. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to chat with my Health Coach through the link below or call 888-210-2787. We're here to help you on your journey to pain relief:
advancedsofttissuerelease.com/free-pain-relief-consultation-session-with-health-coach/
After injury and hand surgery i sustained trugger finger. My index fingure is completely locked. Been attending OT but still.. it's stiff
I am sorry that you have trigger finger. Exercises and massage will not break scar tissue, release fascia restrictions or decrease inflammation. Feel free to chat with my Health Coach, through the link below or at 888-210-2787
advancedsofttissuerelease.com/free-pain-relief-consultation-session-with-health-coach/
Can you straighten it at all using your other hand?
@@bigpardner yes, if you have the proper tools advancedsofttissuerelease.com/treat-your-pain-at-home-2/
So after the trigger finger stops snapping i guess it's just not able to make a fist and the middle finger just kind of remains out which means there's probably a lot of scat tissue. . And swollen only occurs on the affected diget.
Yes, feel free to chat with my Health Coach, through the link below or at 888-210-2787
advancedsofttissuerelease.com/free-pain-relief-consultation-session-with-health-coach/
Thank you for this informative video. However, the sound quality is very poor and made listening so difficult that several times I considered giving up on it. Please get some help with the sound so that your videos will be more enjoyable. Thanks, again.
Thank you for your feedback, will do, feel free to chat with my Health Coach, through the link below or at 888-210-2787
advancedsofttissuerelease.com/free-pain-relief-consultation-session-with-health-coach/
No sound quality issues for me.
My thump finger is locked up in a straight position
I cant make a fist. My ringfinger stand straight . All the others bent but thumbfinger not.
I am sorry that you have trigger finger. Feel free to chat with my Health Coach through the link below or call 888-210-2787:
advancedsofttissuerelease.com/free-pain-relief-consultation-session-with-health-coach/
I have a trigger thumb and my arm really aches
I am so sorry that you have trigger thumb. Feel free to chat with my Health Coach through the link below or call 888-210-2787:
advancedsofttissuerelease.com/free-pain-relief-consultation-session-with-health-coach/
How to make fingers that has bend over not to affect mobility
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