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Coping with TRIGGER FINGER

Known as ‘stenosing tenosynovitis’, trigger finger usually affects the thumb, ring finger or little finger, and may develop in both hands, though it’s more common in the right hand, perhaps because most people are right-handed.

Symptoms include pain in the affected finger on moving or pressing on it, stiffness or clicking on attempting movement, especially

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