#trigger fingers

‘TriggerFingers.com’

[MISC] [USA] [MAGAZINE] [2004]

GMR, April 2004 (#15)

In today's work environment, where repetitive tasks and extended manual labor are common, work-related musculoskeletal disorders are a major concern. Trigger finger, or stenosing tenosynovitis, is a frequent yet often neglected issue that can significantly affect productivity and quality of life. This condition, caused by inflammation or irritation of the tendons in the fingers, results in pain, stiffness, and a locking or catching sensation during movement. While various factors contribute to trigger finger, including age, health conditions, and genetics, its link to occupational activities highlights the need for proactive prevention and management strategies. Effective prevention and treatment involve ergonomic improvements, lifestyle changes, and medical care.

In the fingers, there exist constricting bands known as pulleys, beneath which tendons move. In cases of inflammation, these tendons encounter difficulty passing through this confined space, leading to potential obstruction at the finger's base. This results in discomfort, along with audible clicking and instances of the finger becoming locked. Occasionally, one may need to use adjacent fingers to release it, a condition commonly known as trigger finger. For further insights, please visit my website.

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[continuation of finger splint anon] almost every night because I also can’t see the doctor since I’m uninsured (isn’t America lovely with no universal health care…). So I’ve just been depressed because I can’t even grab things with a lot of strength and I can’t stress out my fingers or else the clicking will come back. May I please have a scenario with Akaashi, Bokuto, and Kuroo comforting me? I can’t find anything to distract myself long enough before I think about my fingers…

|| Hi there, hun. I’m really sorry about the circumstances you’re under at the moment. For now, it’s best to not strain your fingers and ask for assistance even if it does seem hard to do. Perhaps venting to someone close may help ease the feelings you have a little too. I did my research on trigger fingers but I’m not so sure if my research has sufficed. Still, I hope this comforts you a little, dear. All the love and I hope all the best for you. ||

Seeing you stare at your hands, Kuroo frowns a little. He sits next to you, his hand taking yours without warning. You stare at him, but all he does is remain silent, bringing your hand near his lips to kiss the back of your palm. “You feeling, okay?” He asks, despite knowing the answer. You shake your head, “It’s just the usual thing is all.” You sigh. He nods in understanding, kissing your hand once more. “What are you doing?” You ask. He hums for a moment, “I just want to show that despite the fact you hate your fingers, despite the trouble you think I face helping you out that I love you and everything about you.”

“I’ll carry that for you,” Bokuto says as you and him walk home. You can’t help but be grateful for his generosity, but you still feel bad. He notices this as your eyes cast downward. His cheerful smile fades a little but that doesn’t stop him to still try his best to try making you smile. “Hey,” such causes you to look at him. He flashes you a small grin before kissing you on the cheek. The gesture takes you aback as he grins yet again, this time sheepishly. “We’re going to find a way to help you see a doctor, okay?” He reassures, “But for now, you can lean on me, okay?”