Symptoms of tenosynovitis and how to cure it

The main symptoms of tenosynovitis are pain, swelling, and limited movement at the lesion. The treatment methods for such diseases mainly include immobilization, external drugs, surgical treatment, and so on.

Specific symptoms of the disease are as follows:

1. Pain. Such patients often have a very obvious pain point at the onset of the lesion, and the pain will be significantly exacerbated during the patient's attempt to exert force or squeeze the lesion.

2. Swelling. At the site of onset, patients tend to have significant swelling and sometimes even a localized ganglion cyst, resulting in an oval mass at the lesion.

3. Restricted movement. At the time of the onset of the disease, there is often a marked decrease in muscle strength in the relevant area.

The treatment is as follows:

1. Braking. When the patient has an onset, an elastic bandage is used to immobilize the affected area and the patient is kept immobilized.

2. Topical medications. For patients with milder lesions, medications such as diclofenac sodium cream may be used topically.

3. Surgical treatment. In patients with more severe lesions, surgery is required to cut open the tendon sheath of the contracture.

It is recommended that patients go to the orthopedic department for treatment in time after the above lesions appear. The above drugs should be used under the guidance of a doctor and avoid self-medication.