Trigger thumb is a base repetitive strain injury that can cause primary impairment in hand strength, dexterity, and daily functioning. The condition is characterized by pain, catching or "locking" of the thumb, and can ensue in difficulty performing everyday tasks. Although there are many organic causes of trigger thumb, environmental factors (e.g., workplace conditions, repetitive tasks and job demands) normally play a primary role.
Trigger Thumb, or stenosing tenosynovitis, as it is known in the medical world, is the ensue of acute trauma causing micro-tears or a persisting overuse injury lively the flexor tendon that runs straight through the thumb. Specifically, the flexor pollicis longus tendon develops nodules or adhesions on it, which in turn leads to increased disagreement as the tendon passes straight through the pulley system, resulting in the irritation and swelling of the tendon and the connected nodules on the tendon. This inflammation and irritation increases the size of the nodules or adhesions, causing the dysfunction to greatly growth as the thumb is flexed over and over. Essentially, the nodule or adhesion on the affected tendon in the thumb gets trapped as it passes straight through the pulley law as the thumb is flexed but the thumb cannot return via prolongation in the same level manner due to the adhesion or nodule getting stuck or "catching" as it tries to pass back straight through the pulley system. Because of this, the thumb tends to lock down into the palm of the hand as well as produces painful catching or clicking that is ordinarily connected with Trigger Thumb.
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Trigger Thumb is a more base injury in women than men, and it is more often noticed in population that are suffering from persisting illnesses. Rheumatoid arthritis and diabetes, for example, are base correlates of Trigger Thumb. The surmise for this seems to be caused by the speed in which population heal from injury, and population with persisting disorders like diabetes and arthritis tend to heal at a much slower rate. However, Movement also plays a primary role in the manifestation of the malady. Repetitive Movements and increased tension, stress and strain on the hands straight through heavy lifting, typing, and long hours at a steering wheel can lead to Trigger Thumb as well.
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