Effective Relief for Trigger Finger at Bollin Clinic, Altrincham
Trigger Finger Treatment
Trigger Finger Treatment in Altrincham
At Bollin Clinic in Altrincham, we provide expert care for individuals experiencing discomfort, stiffness, or locking of the fingers due to Trigger Finger. This condition, also known as stenosing tenosynovitis, occurs when inflammation narrows the space within the tendon sheath, making it difficult for the finger to move smoothly. Our Trigger Finger Treatment options include both non-surgical and surgical approaches, tailored to the severity of your symptoms and lifestyle needs. Whether you're dealing with occasional finger locking or persistent pain, our experienced specialists will assess your condition and provide an effective, personalised solution. Treatments may include steroid injections, splinting, hand therapy, or in more severe cases, a quick and minimally invasive surgical release.
At Bollin Clinic in Altrincham, we provide expert care for individuals experiencing discomfort, stiffness, or locking of the fingers due to Trigger Finger. This condition, also known as stenosing tenosynovitis, occurs when inflammation narrows the space within the tendon sheath, making it difficult for the finger to move smoothly.
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Book NowWho Is an Ideal Candidate for Trigger Finger Treatment?
You may be a suitable candidate for Trigger Finger Treatment at Bollin Clinic if you:- Experience finger stiffness, locking, or catching—especially in the morning or after rest
- Have pain or discomfort when bending or straightening one or more fingers or thumbs
- Notice a popping or clicking sensation during finger movement
- Are seeking relief through non-surgical options or minimally invasive procedures
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Book NowWhy Choose Bollin Clinic for Trigger Finger Treatment?
At Bollin Clinic in Altrincham, we understand how Trigger Finger can limit hand movement and impact your daily life. Our dedicated hand specialists provide expert care, using proven techniques and a compassionate approach to help restore your hand function and relieve discomfort.
- Experienced Hand Specialists – Our clinicians have extensive expertise in treating hand and finger conditions, ensuring accurate diagnosis and effective treatment.
- Personalised Treatment Plans – We tailor every treatment plan to your symptoms, hand function, and lifestyle—offering both non-surgical and surgical options.
- Advanced Facilities – Receive care in a modern, comfortable clinical setting with access to diagnostic imaging and minor procedures on-site.
- Minimally Invasive Techniques – We prioritise conservative care when possible and offer minimally invasive procedures when surgery is required.
- Ongoing Support & Aftercare – Our team supports you through every stage of recovery, ensuring your treatment is smooth, safe, and successful.
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Book NowThe Procedure for Trigger Finger Treatment
Initial Assessment
Your consultation will involve a detailed examination of your hand and finger mobility. Our specialist will evaluate symptoms and assess severity to recommend the most suitable treatment path.
Non-Surgical Options
For many patients, treatment starts with rest, splinting, anti-inflammatory medications, or corticosteroid injections to reduce inflammation and ease finger movement.
Minimally Invasive Release
If symptoms persist, a minimally invasive procedure may be recommended to release the tight tendon sheath, relieving the locking or catching sensation.
Local Anaesthesia
Trigger finger release is typically done under local anaesthetic, meaning you remain awake and comfortable during the procedure with no need for a hospital stay.
Quick Recovery
Most patients experience immediate relief of symptoms, with minimal downtime. Normal activities can usually resume within a few days.
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What Are the Benefits of Trigger Finger Treatment?
Choosing Trigger Finger Treatment at Bollin Clinic in Altrincham offers several advantages to help restore comfort and mobility:
- Quick relief from pain and stiffness – Treatment helps reduce finger locking, tenderness, and discomfort, often providing rapid improvement in hand function.
- Minimally invasive procedure – For advanced cases, a simple and effective surgical release under local anaesthetic offers excellent results with minimal downtime.
- Improved hand mobility – Whether through therapy or surgery, treatment restores normal tendon movement and helps you regain smooth finger motion.
- Personalised care – Each treatment plan is tailored to your specific condition, symptoms, and activity level to support optimal recovery.
At Bollin Clinic in Altrincham, our experienced team is dedicated to delivering fast, effective solutions for Trigger Finger, helping you return to daily activities pain-free and with improved hand function.
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Trigger Finger Treatment
Frequently asked questions
What exactly is trigger finger and what causes it?
Trigger finger occurs when the tendon sheath becomes inflamed and narrowed, preventing the tendon from gliding smoothly. This causes the finger to catch or lock when bending. It's often caused by repetitive gripping activities, diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, or age-related changes.
Which fingers are most commonly affected by trigger finger?
The ring finger and thumb are most commonly affected, though trigger finger can occur in any finger. It's possible to have trigger finger in multiple fingers simultaneously, and the condition can affect both hands.
How long does trigger finger surgery take and is it painful?
Trigger finger release surgery typically takes 15-30 minutes and is performed under local anaesthetic, so you won't feel pain during the procedure. Some discomfort is normal after surgery, but this is well-managed with pain medication and typically resolves within a few days.
What is the recovery time after trigger finger surgery?
Most patients can return to desk work within 2-3 days and resume normal activities within 2-4 weeks. The triggering usually stops immediately after surgery, though some swelling and tenderness are normal for the first few weeks as the incision heals.
Are there non-surgical treatments for trigger finger?
Yes, non-surgical options include rest, splinting, anti-inflammatory medications, and steroid injections. However, these treatments are most effective in mild cases. Surgery is typically recommended when conservative treatments fail or in severe cases with persistent locking.
What is the success rate of trigger finger surgery?
Trigger finger surgery has an excellent success rate of over 95%. Most patients experience immediate relief from triggering symptoms and complete resolution of the problem. Complications are rare, and long-term results are typically excellent.
Can trigger finger come back after surgery?
Recurrence of trigger finger after surgery is very rare, occurring in less than 5% of cases. When it does occur, it's usually due to incomplete release of the tendon sheath or development of scar tissue. Most patients enjoy permanent relief from symptoms.