Trigger Finger Physical Therapy in Frisco, TX
Trigger finger can cause pain, stiffness, clicking, or catching when bending and straightening a finger, making gripping, typing, writing, and other daily activities uncomfortable. Bridge Physical Therapy in Frisco, TX provides individualized physical therapy to address finger mobility, strength, and functional limitations associated with trigger finger.
Treatment is tailored to your symptoms, activity level, and recovery goals and may include mobility exercises, activity modification, strengthening when appropriate, and education on managing aggravating activities. For those recovering after trigger finger release surgery, therapy can also support the gradual restoration of finger mobility, strength, and hand function. Bridge Physical Therapy also serves patients traveling from Plano, McKinney, Allen, Prosper, Little Elm, The Colony, Celina, and surrounding Collin County communities.
Symptoms & Limitations
Trigger finger can cause pain, stiffness, clicking, or catching when bending and straightening a finger. In some cases, the finger may temporarily become stuck in a bent position.
Evaluation
Your therapist assesses finger mobility, strength, pain, and functional hand use.
Treatment
Treatment may include activity modification, mobility exercises, strengthening when appropriate, and education on managing aggravating activities.
Post-Surgical Rehabilitation
Following a surgical release, therapy may help restore finger mobility, strength, and functional hand use.
FAQ
Why does my finger get stuck?
Trigger finger can cause catching or locking as the affected tendon moves.
Can trigger finger improve without surgery?
Many cases are initially managed with conservative treatment.
Can physical therapy help trigger finger?
Therapy may help address mobility and functional limitations.
How long does recovery take after trigger finger surgery?
Recovery varies depending on the individual and procedure.