What Is Dupuytren's Contracture?
Symptoms of Dupuyt's contracture are thickened tissue on the palm. Finally, you may not be able to bend your pinky and ring fingers. It could be one hand or two hands.
Dupuytren's contracture
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- Chinese name
- Dupuytren's contracture
- Symptom
- Thickened tissue on the palm
- treatment method
- Is surgery
- the reason
- Unknown
- Symptoms of Dupuyt's contracture are thickened tissue on the palm. Finally, you may not be able to bend your pinky and ring fingers. It could be one hand or two hands.
- For some reason that is still unclear, some patients with diabetes will have thickened subcutaneous tissue and contractures in the palms. The tendon will contract and the fingers will bend permanently.
- [ Symptoms ]
- This symptom is not accompanied by pain, but it can make your hands useless. Sometimes a thick skin pad appears on the front of the foot.
- [What to do ]
- The only treatment for Dupuyt's contracture is surgery. The sooner it is found, the higher the success rate of the operation. If you notice some symptoms of this disease, you should see a doctor as soon as possible.