Snap finger
The so-called snap finger (also called trigger finger or quick finger) is an orthopaedic condition that occurs in about two percent of the population. The problem of trigger finger and the resulting pain with possible complications can significantly limit the lives of affected individuals.
What is a snap finger?
To understand exactly what the snap finger actually is, one must first illustrate how the fingers move on the hand. Simply put, the movement of the fingers occurs thanks to the tendons in the canals that are connected to the palm. However, over the years, the entrance area of these canals can become deformed due to strenuous and repetitive bending movements. As a result, the movements of the tendons become problematic and are accompanied by unpleasant pain.
In the final stage of the disease, bending the affected finger then causes the tendon to become trapped in flexion and movement of the finger is no longer possible on its own. The thumb, ring finger or little finger are usually affected – but other fingers can also become diseased.
The problem occurs mainly in women between 40 and 60 years of age or in people who suffer from diseases such as diabetes or arthritis. Occupations that rely on repetitive finger movements also increase the risk of the disease.
Symptoms
The symptoms of snapping finger usually begin without injury but arise from continuous heavy or repetitive use, especially with gripping and pinching movements. The symptoms are manifested by a tender lump on the palm, pain and morning stiffness. This is accompanied by locking or a kind of popping during finger movements. The stiffness and locking may worsen so that the fingers become locked in a bent position.
Diagnosis
Like many orthopaedic problems, snapping finger can be treated successfully if the problem is detected as early as possible.
Snapping finger is diagnosed by the doctor through a physical examination. The doctor will look for characteristic clicking movements and for bent or swollen finger nodules. In addition, opening and closing the hand and fingers is helpful. Radiological imaging is usually not necessary.
Treatment snap finger
In one out of three cases, the problem disappears by itself without the need for treatment. However, if therapy is necessary, the Spectra-H lux is one of the most effective solutions. The laser therapy device is based on four simultaneously working energy sources (soft laser, magnetic field, red and infrared light), whose combined effect provides lasting pain relief and increases the chances of rapid rehabilitation.
This is because the Spectra-H lux acts on the treated area in different ways – including the release of endorphins and enzymes that have an anti-inflammatory effect. The fact that the treatment is non-invasive and without side effects makes the Spectra-H lux an indispensable aid in the fight against snapping finger.
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FAQ - Frequently asked questions
The Spectra-H lux works with impulses that penetrate deep into the tissue to be treated to stimulate blood and oxygen circulation in the cells and accelerate metabolism. In this way, the natural healing processes in the body are accelerated and pain is relieved at the same time.
The Spectra-H lux is particularly effective in treating inflammation by improving blood flow to inflamed tissue. The device can be used alone or in combination with other medical therapeutic devices. Best of all, by using Spectra-H lux, you can completely eliminate the need for pain-relieving and anti-inflammatory medications.
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Using the Spectra-H lux is simple and straightforward. For proper use, please read the operating instructions supplied. If you have any further questions about the operation, we are of course at your disposal. Please use our contact form above.
The Spectra-H lux is particularly suitable for the treatment of acute or chronic pain, such as orthopedic problems (back, joint, hand, foot, knee and shoulder pain), wounds, sports injuries and also inflammations. The device can also be used to treat migraines and other headaches.
Yes, the Spectra-H lux can also be used to treat headaches – especially migraine, sinusitis and purulent tonsillitis. When using in the head area, make sure that you protect your eyes with the protective goggles included in the delivery.
Treatment with the Spectra-H lux – unlike pain pills – has no known side effects and is therefore absolutely safe to use.
Yes. The Spectra-H lux has the following certificate: EC Certificate – Full Quality Assurance System No 17 0187 QS/NB. Publisher Institute for testing and certification, inc. (ITC)
In contrast to other products on the market, the Spectra-H lux is a high quality device, which is manufactured in Germany and is almost error-free in operation. If, contrary to expectations, you should have any problems with your device, you are welcome to contact us via the contact form above.
The Spectra-H lux is a safe device, which is used for the treatment of various symptoms and pains. Nevertheless, the following groups of people should refrain from using it in certain areas:
- no use in the uterine area in pregnant women
- no use in the chest area by pacemaker wearers
- no use in the tumor area for cancer patients
- no use for people with a bacterial infection
The Spectra-H lux has already been described by many people as extremely effective. The success rate of the Spectra-H lux in relieving pain and treating inflammation is over 95%. Please read the above published studies on treatment with LLLT for detailed information.
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