Tenosynovitis (Synovitis)
Сухожилия – образования из соединительной ткани, that connect bones to muscles. From above they are covered with the synovium, that secrete oily liquid, reduce friction against each other tendons and surrounding tissues. Тендовагинит – воспаление этой синовиальной оболочки. Most often, the disease affects the hands, wrist or leg.
In most cases cause tenosynovitis:
Factors, that may increase the risk of tenosynovitis include:
Tenosynovitis may cause:
Tenosynovitis is often found in the tendons of the thumb. This is called de Quervain's tenosynovitis. It causes pain and stiffness of the thumb.
Wrists, hands and feet, They can also be affected by the disease. Tenosynovitis which affects the tendons of fingers may cause, fingers will constantly be in a bent position.
The doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history, and perform a physical examination. Particular attention will give the physician assessment of the joint.
It may also be made a blood test, to find signs of bacterial infection or other disease, such as rheumatoid arthritis.
The goal of treatment is to reduce swelling tenosynovitis and pain, and the restoration of the normal range of motion of the tendon. Treatments include tenosynovitis:
Keeping the affected tendon alone is often the best treatment for tenosynovitis. They can be used tire, to support the joint at rest. Rest may be combined with stretching exercises and strengthening.
Applying ice or heat to the area of inflammation can help reduce pain and swelling. You must first apply ice, especially if the abscess arose after injury. If the ice does not help, You can try to apply warm compresses.
Some medications, used for the treatment of tenosynovitis:
The operation is used for severe cases of tenosynovitis. Its essence lies in the release of the tendon from obstacles, pinching, and an increased range of motion.
To prevent tenosynovitis is necessary to avoid excessive stress on the tendon. Follow these instructions, if your work or hobbies include repetitive hand movements, wrists or feet:
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