How to treat tenosynovitis of the left little finger and wrist

The treatment methods for tenosynovitis of the left little finger and wrist mainly include the following aspects: 1. General treatment: Reduce activity of the left little finger and wrist, especially during the acute inflammatory phase. Wrist immobilization using a splint may be used to limit movement and prevent worsening of symptoms. 2. Physical therapy: Apply heat compresses or physical therapy treatments, such as using a hot water bag or warm towel to promote blood circulation, relieve inflammation, and reduce pain. 3. Medication: Take oral non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), such as ibuprofen or sodium diclofenac. Under a doctor's guidance, local corticosteroid injections into the tendon sheath may also be administered to reduce inflammation and pain. 4. Surgical treatment: If symptoms persist and are severe, surgical options such as tendon sheath incision and decompression or fibrous sheath excision may be considered to relieve pressure and restore hand function. Specific treatment methods should be conducted under a doctor's supervision to ensure safety and effectiveness.