How to Effectively Treat Tenosynovitis

Tenosynovitis is a very common condition, fundamentally involving inflammation of both the tendon sheath and the tendon itself. Needle-knife therapy has proven to be highly effective in treating tenosynovitis. It can partially modify the internal microenvironment, accelerate venous and lymphatic return, restore nutrient supply, and enhance basal metabolism. After treatment, appropriate movement is encouraged to reduce adhesions and contractures. When symptoms of tenosynovitis appear, avoid prolonged upper-limb fatigue and wash hands with warm water to alleviate pain.