Medical articles of Trigger finger

30/01/2026
Mr Andrew Rogers
Orthopaedic hand and wrist surgeon
What you need to know about trigger finger surgery
When symptoms of trigger finger persist despite non-surgical treatment, surgery may be recommended to restore normal movement and relieve pain.
- More articles from this doctor
03/04/2025
Mr Gregory Firth
Paediatric Orthopaedic Surgeon
Paediatric trigger thumb: When to treat and when to wait
Trigger thumb is a condition that affects young children, where the thumb gets stuck in a bent position. While this condition is often harmless and can resolve on its own, in some cases, medical intervention is necessary. In this article, we explore what causes paediatric trigger thumb, when treatment is required, and when a wait-and-see approach is appropriate.
- More articles from this doctor
17/12/2024
Mr Daniel Neen
Orthopaedic Surgeon
All about trigger finger
Here, renowned consultant trauma and orthopaedic surgeon, Mr Daniel Neen, tells us all about trigger finger, including the main causes, symptoms, and go-to treatment options for the condition.
- More articles from this doctor
05/06/2024
Mr Stephen Lipscombe
Orthopaedic Surgeon
FAQs on trigger finger
Leading consultant orthopaedic surgeon Mr Stephen Lipscombe tells us all about trigger finger, its symptoms, causes and treatment option in this informative article.
- More articles from this doctor
13/11/2023
Mr Alexander Armstrong
Consultant Plastic, Reconstructive and Hand Surgeon
Trigger finger: symptoms, causes, and treatment
In this article, highly distinguished consultant plastic, reconstructive, and hand surgeon, Mr Alexander Armstrong provides a comprehensive guide about trigger finger, including telling us what exactly trigger finger is, and detailing when surgery is required for the condition.
- More articles from this doctor
04/05/2023
Mr Andrew Fitzgerald
Orthopaedic Surgeon
Frequently asked questions about trigger finger
Trigger finger takes place in the flexir tendon, which is the tendon which bends the finger in the hand. It can affect any of the fingers and also the thumb. We speak to highly experienced consultant orthopaedic surgeon Mr Andrew Fitzgerald who answers your questions about trigger finger.
- More articles from this doctor
12/12/2022
Mr Andreas Baumann
Consultant Hand and Shoulder Surgeon
Hand surgery: The last resort in a series of treatments
The general term for various surgical procedures which aim to reduce pain and restore function in the hand, wrist or forearm is hand surgery. Highly-regarded consultant hand and shoulder surgeon Mr Andreas Baumann offers an expert insight into the area. He explains exactly what hand surgery involves, the potential complications and what recovery is like following surgery, among other important points.
- More articles from this doctor
07/07/2021
Mr G Shyamalan (Shyam)
Orthopaedic Hand, Wrist, and Elbow Surgeon
Is trigger finger linked to arthritis and diabetes?
Have you ever wondered what exactly trigger finger is and whether or not it is connected to arthritis or diabetes? Experienced consultant hand surgeon, Mr G Shyamalan (Shyam), provides a detailed description of what this condition is, and tells us what the first line of treatment should be when seeking to cure this medical condition.
- More articles from this doctor
30/09/2020
Mr Stephen Lipscombe
Orthopaedic Surgeon
Trigger finger surgery explained by a specialist
Sometimes, surgery is necessary to cure a trigger digit. Dr Stephen Lipscombe explains when surgery for trigger finger or trigger thumb is necessary, what to expect from the procedure and its success rate.
- More articles from this doctor
15/07/2020
Ms Anna Moon
Orthopaedic Surgeon
Trigger finger: causes, symptoms and treatment
Trigger finger can lead to the fingers locking into a bent position, which can feel very tender and painful. We spoke to one of our top hand surgeons Ms Anna Moon all about the condition, from the symptoms and causes to treatment options.
- More articles from this doctor