Trigger Finger: Symptoms, Surgery and Rehabilitation

Recovering from trigger finger surgery requires a dedicated rehabilitation plan to avoid complications. Early identification of trigger thumb symptoms can help in choosing the right path for hand and joint recovery.

Physiotherapist moving the forefinger of a patient

Trigger Finger Surgery Rehabilitation

Published Aug,14 2017 | By Crystal Welch

Trigger finger occurs when your flexor tendon becomes stuck, making it impossible to straighten your finger. Severe cases of trigger surgery may necessitate surgery that cuts the tendon in order to allow finger movement.

Crystal Welch has a 30-year writing history. Her more than 2,000 published works have been included in the health and fitness-related Wellness Directory, Earthdance Press and Higher Source. She is an award-winning writer who teaches whole foods cooking and has written a cookbook series. She operates an HON-code-certified health-related blog with more than 95,000 readers. Welch has a B.B.A. from Eastern Michigan University.