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Trigger Finger
Trigger finger occurs when the movement of one of the finger bones becomes impaired. Trigger finger is prevalent in people who frequently perform tasks that require repetitive movements and the forceful use of the fingers or thumb.
Symptoms include painful snapping when bending or straightening the finger, popping sounds when moving the finger, finger stiffness and soreness at the base of the finger or thumb. More severe conditions can cause the finger to become permanently stuck in a bent position.
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