How to determine if it is tenosynovitis

To determine if tenosynovitis is present, consider symptoms, medical history, physical examination, imaging, etc.

1. Symptoms

tenosynovitis usually causes pain, swelling, and limited movement of the hand or wrist. Pain may increase or a feeling of stuttering may occur when moving the fingers or wrist.

2. Medical history

Know if there is a history of excessive use, repeated injuries, or prolonged repetitive movements of the hand or wrist.

3. Physical examination The

doctor will perform a physical examination of the hand and wrist, including observing the location of swelling, tenderness, and examining the range of movement and flexibility of the joint.

4. Imaging

such as X-rays, ultrasound, or MRI can help the doctor determine the presence and severity of tenosynovitis.

If you suspect tenosynovitis, it is recommended to seek medical advice and describe the symptoms and medical history to your doctor in detail for accurate diagnosis and treatment.