What Is a Finger Sprain?

Finger sprains can cause soft tissue damage such as tendon ligaments, which can cause pain, thickening of joints, and pain in bending. After a ligament injury, joint instability can easily lead to abnormal friction of articular cartilage, which may develop into traumatic arthritis. Seek medical attention immediately after the injury to reduce the amount of activity, and mainly rest and rest. It can be taken orally to relieve swelling and analgesics, to promote blood circulation to remove stasis, and to apply external plasters to relieve symptoms.