not to fragile i have seen a kid survive 13 gunshot wounds. Abdomen was completely ripped up, survived and just needs about 2 years of therapy since one of the dang bullets glanced his spine and his muscles atrophied significantly during recovery.
It will take months to heal. It may be completely healed just by two steroid injections. I had it for years, the first doctor suggested surgery, fortunately I went to another doctor. First injection I felt so much better, one week later a second shot and the problem was completely gone.
I had this surgery a few years ago. When i started working on construction zones, the force on my hand was too much and after a while i couldn't move my finger back after bending. Also when i lifted weights it was a problem. For i think 3 years i always thought it would heal but instead it got bad more and more. The surgery was half an hour and i was awake the whole time. In the end the doctors asked me to bend my finger and my head told me it wasn't bending because of the barrier i had every day. But there was no barrier anymore and the doctors told me it is fine and i should watch (i did not want to watch them cutting my hand open). When i saw it the first time, i was able to move my finger completely open and back without any problem, it felt like a dream, it felt like magic. Modern medicine is insanely good
What he didn't tell you is that it can be quite painful. And it is often caused not only by swelling but also by scar tissue present from a previous injury. Yes, you can fix Trigger finger. I discussed this with a VA orthopedic surgeon. He recommended against it because you can go in and clean out the scar tissue and make some incisions, but in his experience most individuals develop a new set of scar tissue from the surgery which eventually leads to the same problem. An imperfect solution. Aggressive occupational therapy combined with aggressive deep tissue massage of the affected limb yields better results, especially when dealing with the comorbidity of CRPS. It will be painful, but is better for you in the long run.
I’ve had the surgery on 7 of my 10 digits. It’s very painful but, every time the finger got stuck it was painful too. It’s still sore 4 years later but it’s nowhere near what it was. As a guitar player, I needed it done or I would mess up because of my fingers locking. And one thumb. That one was the worst one, the thumb!
I hv resolved my trigger thumb and trigger finger by exercises..dip ur hand in hot water n do hand exercises..also dip ur finger in deep mug of hot water and just take the Steam on affected finger..it works really well..also it may have some connection with weight loss and 16 hr fasting..not sure but it worked on me...
My dad had this condition before. He tied his thumb to a popsicle stick just to keep it straight when he's sleeping but it snaps back and breaks the popsicle stick. He replaces it with a metal one and it cured him after a few months
Actually there's a painful yet effective and fast way take a pen and rub it hard on the place of the palm of the finger yes it is very pain but NO PAIN NO GAIN
our mechanics professor literally opened his module by saying and explaining to us that humans and biology in general are all mechanical and that his research is into the mechanics of biology.
Right, we’re basically robotic flesh bags 😅 Only difference is robots run on Li Ion batteries and we have mitochondriae, aka the powerhouse of the cell!!
I've had a trigger thumb for several years. I was a goalkeeper (football, or soccer for you Americans out there), and often after training I had a sore thumb on my right hand (plus I write with the same hand, so the problem also occurred when I wrote too much). At first my treatment was ice and rest, but after years of constant problems (and months of skipped practice due to this), I decided to consult a specialist (since my family doctor couldn't help me). Thank God he recognized the problem immediately, and he explained that it would've been solved with "a small cut to be made on the ring that covers the tendon". Needless to say, I didn't understand what he was talking about. Two months forward, a week post-operation, I was already moving my thumb normally. Now I'm 22 years old, I'm no longer a goalkeeper, but I never understood what all of that was about, until now. So thank you with all my heart❤
I think I have the same issue here, one day I just woke up with it. It's quite annoying when I'm playing guitar with it, and especially boxing. punching with this condition hurts badly.
I might have the same thing. The upper bend of my thumb (toward the finger nail) doesn't like to bend when I try to move it sometimes. I have to force it with a snap, and afterward it makes smaller snapping noises (or simply silence with the feeling of a small snapping) and doesn't quite move smoothly, but it actually moves back and forth again without as much effort
I had this problem for several months in the ring finger of my left hand. I did not see a doctor. I did a 5 day fast drinking only lemon water, taking NAC, electrolytes and vitamins. It cured the problem by the fourth day. Reduce the inflammation and it may solve the problem. It's worth a try before you get surgery. It's been gone for three years now.
There we go finally a comment to fix the problem without something involving surgery. Thank you so much i actually get this very rarely and never knew what it was but i always thought it was because i am dehydrated or there is an imbalance somewhere in my health.
I had at the midle finger,i got three injecttion frm docter n the finger,after 4fays,get back normal again my finger....so after 6month the problem back again.x.any suggestion..?
It’s wild to think that instead of treating the inflammation of the tendon, they just cut the pulley to make more room for the bigger tendon, causing more inflammation. Why is our medicine so backwards?
... Holy shit you made me realize that I CAN move me left pinkt down without my left ring finger following, but not on the right side... I cannot close either pinkt without the corresponding ring finger also making a similar movement (though it can kinda stay independent, it doesn't follow ALL the way). I wonder if this is something I can train to undo or is needed, or if it will only be trivial and bothers me for a moment right now but will never actually be relevant. I also wonder if it has a medical name or is a medical condition.
@@mikethegoo holy.. I tried that and I can also do it with the left hand, I never even tried my whole life. Could it have something to do with being right-handed?
Your body is a doll and you are controlling it whats the big deal here? Its a very powerful one and it can withstand alot of things so be happy with your doll if its at its 100% potential
This is by far the weirdest recommendation I have got so far. I don't understand what relation this video have with anything that I surf on the internet. Still learned something.
I remember having this,it was so annoying waking up and having to snap my finger back straight. Thank goodness the needle they injected in my palm helped me heal
@Gladius OFFICIAL yes and no. I have no pain in my joint anymore but I don't have the strength I used too. But I'm glad I had the surgery because the pain was awful. In time I'll get back my strength. Or not. I don't hurt so im happy.😊
This video left me with a lot of questions: What happens after the incision? Is there a way to stop the actual swelling of the tendon? Does cutting the tendon sheath relieve some pressure that helps with tendon inflammation? Or is reducing the actual tendon swelling a different issue? Does the tendon sheath heal properly afterwards? And if so, what happens if tendon swelling hasn't stopped by the time the sheath heals? Would the sheath need to be cut again? Does the tendon sheath even heal at all? Or is there just a permanent incision in that tendon sheath now? Didn't think I'd be so curious about trigger finger, the algorithm is weird.
Inflammation stops when you stop doing repetitive motions that cause it. I've had this condition after mudding walls with joint compound for a week straight. Stopped the work, trigger finger was gone.
It comes from a lack of proper nutrition and over exertion. It can happen in other places on your body too. No need for this surgery, just take some time to heal and you'll be stronger & have more endurance next time.
@@Paid2Win that’s not always true. I have it in 3 fingers and I have no nutritional deficiencies. However, I do agree with the idea of resting it for a long period of time. Mine 2 of my fingers went away after 3 months of Covid lockdown.
There's a sheath, or a little circle, that surrounds the tendons of each finger at the first joint. Inflammation causes that little circle to swell and become rigid instead of flexible. After the doctor makes the small incision, he just clips that little sheath which allows the tendons to Glide smoothly said that the finger can flex and straighten normally. It's a little sore afterward, but nothing major. And the doc will recommend you Simply Massage that incision area once it heals to kind of help everything settle down and stay loose. The procedure is done in the office. The whole thing was over in about 10 minutes.
Back when I was on crutches for 7 weeks, I got this in a couple fingers, especially left ring finger. I tried basically everything I should short of surgery, the only things that worked were taping pencils to my fingers so they didn't lock up at night (which would take a couple hours to get loose), and time after I got off the crutches permanently
Ive only just had this happen to me last year 2023.. But im old and worn-out and nearly ready for a box. So i don't think ill worry about getting it fixed. Take care everyone ❤️
Dude this surgery is a life saver!!! (Or at least a job saver). I was so frustrated when I began to develop trigger finger, eventually winding going days at a time with out opening my hand. Surgery was quick, recovery smooth, and 6 years later no issues and full mobility.
The pop you feel when moving it back really hurts, it can be caused by many things but for me i hold a power hose for like 8 hours daily and the constant movement and the way i work has made this occur to me, im only 18 and my fingers pop and im contantly in pain, definitely need this done
Yup. My mom had to have this done and it really helped. I'm starting to develop one in my left hand and it hurts so badly. Amazing how one little problem can cause so much pain.
@@Δ-Δ-Δ-Δ Well, my mom has a really high pain tolerance to the point where she can go through a major surgery and have little to no pain, but it didn't really hurt her much except for the first couple of days. Obviously it was sore, and she had to do a couple of exercises to make sure it didn't heal improperly, but overall it didn't much hurt her, no more than you'd think a surgery like that would. It's a small incision but in a pretty important place, so you'd just need to plan ahead if you use that hand a lot. But it definitely helped her trigger finger and she hasn't had any problems since.
@@Δ-Δ-Δ-Δ Ah! sorry, I thought you meant the surgery. It hurts pretty bad, according to my mom, especially when it gets "stuck". I've been developing one, and it's sort of like a stinging sensation that goes all the way up your finger, into your hand, and all the way up to your shoulder.
@@zarrowthehorse American health care blows. Let’s be honest. I went to get my back checked out, and got charged $250 just so the doctor could tell me to take otc medication. Even though my back pain still comes and goes
@@gabrielflorea8124 trypophobia is a fear or aversion to irregular patterns, and often holes making those patterns. It's hard to explain by word. I'm not effected by it much but some people can't stand the sight. You'll find many image results on Google, though I suggest not scrolling too far because any results for phobias are always super funky.
There is no need for surgery in many cases. I’ve cured a trigger finger on three different fingers without a doctor or surgery. I made a sleeve out of card stock and scotch tape that my finger would just slide into. I wore this sleeve on my finger at night for 3 to 4 months and My trigger finger went away and stayed away. I have had three different trigger fingers and I cured them all this way. It’s been over ten years and they haven’t returned.
I once blocked a hockey puck right on the joint, and it swelled up pretty bad, but I was told that the pulley wasn’t super important, and the likelihood of permanent damage was quite low, and I should just rest it for a few days to a week, and it is back to normal, glad I did t have to have the surgery, but it doesn’t seem like it would be that much more fan change to daily life
I have this and I had no idea what the term was, I thought I just moved my fingers to much to the point they would sometimes lock into place as I tried bending them a certain way 💀
I used to have this on my left thumb it would lock and i would need to take my right hand and bend it back untill it goes back to normal fortunately it went normal over time and doesnt do that anymore and im happy about that cuz i was planning having the surgery but now i dont have to. Edit: i forgot to add that it would usually happen when i sleep but also if i bend it too far
@@jacquelinedc2812 idk i just left it and it went away overtime however when i did bend it back if i bent it again it would lock much easier usually i would have to bend it fully but then i would bent it slightly and it would lock.. time wise i had it since i was like 3 i think? I am 13 now so about 10 years for it to stop yet i still feel uncomfortable bending it too far knowing it may or may not lock but i pushed it to its limits by bending it all sorts of ways and it didnt lock so i guess that a pass 😅
Was playing basketball went up for a layup and hit my middle finger in the bottom of the backboard. Had trigger finger for a couple weeks after that, I wouldn’t wish that on anyone 😂
@@pressplayulysses it hurt for hours after it happened, it only started hurting when I moved it after a couple days though. I had to become left handed for a little bit because I couldn’t do much with my right.
It’s so amazing how complex yet ultimately fragile we are
Woahhh there super villian!
But even we can survive the impossible maybe that's a hard maybe
Complexity = Fragility
not to fragile i have seen a kid survive 13 gunshot wounds. Abdomen was completely ripped up, survived and just needs about 2 years of therapy since one of the dang bullets glanced his spine and his muscles atrophied significantly during recovery.
Like electronics
“Small incision”
*proceeds to cut out an quarter sized hole in the palm*
It's smaller than a c section. You'll be fine
It will take months to heal.
It may be completely healed just by two steroid injections. I had it for years, the first doctor suggested surgery, fortunately I went to another doctor. First injection I felt so much better, one week later a second shot and the problem was completely gone.
@@Pedro76mchlkg haha my father had that trigger finger and it healed in only 6 months no doctors or medical attention
@@ZBREAD. then your dad is young.
small compared to a lot of other surgeries
how to prank that one dude that sleeps early in a sleepover:
Jdidhoehuuiy8888888880ihpug
Rookie mistake, bringing your a1 pulley to the sleepover
@@maya_void3923 is is ir pp]v
"Prank em John"
Y ve a key
Boy, that surgery looks simple enough to try at home!
Go ahead try it! 😊
💀
@@rainbowsix2541😭💀
DIY Surgery lets go!
Hey, it doesn't say not to. Remember to have adult supervision when playing with sharp scalpels!
I had this surgery a few years ago. When i started working on construction zones, the force on my hand was too much and after a while i couldn't move my finger back after bending. Also when i lifted weights it was a problem. For i think 3 years i always thought it would heal but instead it got bad more and more. The surgery was half an hour and i was awake the whole time. In the end the doctors asked me to bend my finger and my head told me it wasn't bending because of the barrier i had every day. But there was no barrier anymore and the doctors told me it is fine and i should watch (i did not want to watch them cutting my hand open). When i saw it the first time, i was able to move my finger completely open and back without any problem, it felt like a dream, it felt like magic. Modern medicine is insanely good
I used to have this, I went to a massage therapist and don't have it anymore.
No bc js imagine having this and u have to eat ketchup and it goes away. Today we have good medicine too.
“I did not want to watch them cutting my hand open” 😂😂
I'm happy for you and glad that everything is ok🥰🙏🏻 was the operation expensive?
Surgery is not medicine, lol it's mutilation
Thank you for the home surgery tutorial.
lmao right now nobody needs insurance lads, lidocaine and lets gooo
Use me as a haha react button
Lowkey
hahaaaaa- i was thinking that too
@@ksdcompas4830 shut up
What he didn't tell you is that it can be quite painful. And it is often caused not only by swelling but also by scar tissue present from a previous injury.
Yes, you can fix Trigger finger. I discussed this with a VA orthopedic surgeon. He recommended against it because you can go in and clean out the scar tissue and make some incisions, but in his experience most individuals develop a new set of scar tissue from the surgery which eventually leads to the same problem. An imperfect solution.
Aggressive occupational therapy combined with aggressive deep tissue massage of the affected limb yields better results, especially when dealing with the comorbidity of CRPS. It will be painful, but is better for you in the long run.
I had one before, fortunately gone away after steroid shot. But the doctor said if that didn't work we have to do this surgery.
@@lupina29I got a steroid injection about a year ago, but it came back recently. Looking like surgery is next. Sucks
@@gatorr4life im sorry to hear that.
I’ve had the surgery on 7 of my 10 digits. It’s very painful but, every time the finger got stuck it was painful too. It’s still sore 4 years later but it’s nowhere near what it was. As a guitar player, I needed it done or I would mess up because of my fingers locking. And one thumb. That one was the worst one, the thumb!
I hv resolved my trigger thumb and trigger finger by exercises..dip ur hand in hot water n do hand exercises..also dip ur finger in deep mug of hot water and just take the Steam on affected finger..it works really well..also it may have some connection with weight loss and 16 hr fasting..not sure but it worked on me...
How the heck is the pinky not moving too, man's got skills.
Exactly! I thought i needed a surgery
Not really that hard lol. Just force your pinky down.
its not too hard :p
but yet I have a decent amount of finger independence so idk
This got me laughing
Huh you guys have problems doing it lmao
i would pay a lot of money to watch spiderman swing with this condition
fully glitching smaking against every wall 🤣🤣
*Thwips away, trigger finger releasing his web*
“Ah $#!7”
*family guy cutaway to spiderman with trigger finger*
🤣😂😂
I just realised my fingers automatically make Spiderman's gestures
My dad had this condition before. He tied his thumb to a popsicle stick just to keep it straight when he's sleeping but it snaps back and breaks the popsicle stick. He replaces it with a metal one and it cured him after a few months
@jacksuntrie ?..
Actually there's a painful yet effective and fast way take a pen and rub it hard on the place of the palm of the finger yes it is very pain but
NO PAIN NO GAIN
@jacksuntrie yeah
@Bass Samurai i understood what he meant. But is that necessary here ..... To make fun ?
@Bass Samurai i know man.. 🥴.. i thought that joke wasnt necessary here .. so i commented "?"
Great. Watching this and then my hands purposely drop my phone directly on my face.
I thought trigger finger was how fast your rate of fire was on semi auto weapons in any FPS game
Same
That is another meaning for trigger finger
Has nothing really to do with the rate of fire when you describe it like that. Just the finger you shoot with is what you're refering to.
@@BloodyKnives66 literally
Ahh, yes, the good old days of using the Tac-45 as my only weapon in BO2 :')
*You have gained an achievement: lvl 1 doctor*
That means I can operate on my little brother
@@TwotiredSoil yes
@@TwotiredSoil
Report back once the procedure is through
@@viktorthevictor6240 will do
@@TwotiredSoil how successful?
It’s so weird to find out how mechanical we really are.
our mechanics professor literally opened his module by saying and explaining to us that humans and biology in general are all mechanical and that his research is into the mechanics of biology.
Right, we’re basically robotic flesh bags 😅
Only difference is robots run on Li Ion batteries and we have mitochondriae, aka the powerhouse of the cell!!
Of course, we are biological robot computers!
@MrGrayDogVPG people just love spreading nonsense, but why did you randomly say that to me?
@MrGrayDogVPG Obama punching the wall rn
This video shows up at least twice every year, and I watch it every time
Underrated comment 🔥
I’m sure everyone moved their fingers during this but I might actually have this problem
Me too
Same
Same but in pinky and I get scared when it snaps back It mostly happens when my pinky is straight and grabbing something
@@7GHOST. this is for my left middle finger
Well yall getting your bone cut
POV: You trying this to your finger...
How did you know
ITS THE LAW!!1!!1!1!1!1!!1!!!!!1!!
and you actually happen to have this condition.
Turns out I have it for my ring and middle finger.
I do this thing but i dont pick a bisturi and cut myself, i make 50/50
I've had a trigger thumb for several years. I was a goalkeeper (football, or soccer for you Americans out there), and often after training I had a sore thumb on my right hand (plus I write with the same hand, so the problem also occurred when I wrote too much). At first my treatment was ice and rest, but after years of constant problems (and months of skipped practice due to this), I decided to consult a specialist (since my family doctor couldn't help me). Thank God he recognized the problem immediately, and he explained that it would've been solved with "a small cut to be made on the ring that covers the tendon". Needless to say, I didn't understand what he was talking about. Two months forward, a week post-operation, I was already moving my thumb normally.
Now I'm 22 years old, I'm no longer a goalkeeper, but I never understood what all of that was about, until now. So thank you with all my heart❤
I think I have the same issue here, one day I just woke up with it. It's quite annoying when I'm playing guitar with it, and especially boxing. punching with this condition hurts badly.
Just put football/soccer bruh
@@_playa_Amigo it isn’t a big deal
I might have the same thing. The upper bend of my thumb (toward the finger nail) doesn't like to bend when I try to move it sometimes. I have to force it with a snap, and afterward it makes smaller snapping noises (or simply silence with the feeling of a small snapping) and doesn't quite move smoothly, but it actually moves back and forth again without as much effort
Not reading all that tbh
I had this problem for several months in the ring finger of my left hand. I did not see a doctor. I did a 5 day fast drinking only lemon water, taking NAC, electrolytes and vitamins. It cured the problem by the fourth day. Reduce the inflammation and it may solve the problem. It's worth a try before you get surgery. It's been gone for three years now.
There we go finally a comment to fix the problem without something involving surgery. Thank you so much i actually get this very rarely and never knew what it was but i always thought it was because i am dehydrated or there is an imbalance somewhere in my health.
I had at the midle finger,i got three injecttion frm docter n the finger,after 4fays,get back normal again my finger....so after 6month the problem back again.x.any suggestion..?
this has a potential "when you sleep first in a sleepover" meme
"didn't have to cut me off"
@@slixtreen my foreskin to the doctor
Yes lol XD
Npc
how is he able to move only that part lol
“Tensidoprovidos”
“Prejeudilous prefendis”
What type of sorcery is this
account checks out
NAHH THIS WORKS SO WELL 😭😭
+100 scores to Griffindor!
He added "is" to make it sound smart
It’s leviosa, not leviosaaa!
Me who's double jointed:
"Guys, I got a discount!"
Nice.
Same
@Emma it means we can bend our fingers backwards without pain
@Emma and our thumbs
@Emma and freak people the frick out
Medical procedures make me nauseous but I'm still grateful we have it.
“Taejbdvchchbufandus”
“Stegoberiumchchchaberdongless”
Me:What the fu-
Lol
Dongless? 😳👉👈
@@theOneJello oh hew naw
@@theOneJello 💀
@@procrastimate1956 April were NHD.
Alternate titles: How trigger finger can help you with girls.
😂😂
😱😱😱🤭😱😱😱😱🤬
👎🏽
@@denisemasa6671 you upset
@@denisemasa6671 lmao cmon it was funny
Holy Moly I've had this all my life I tought it was just my finger lagging
get a better wifi
Get a better wifi, and a gaming chair.
@@jah5886 Nah gaming chair won't work, He should get a gaming chair for his finger.
@@portland4660 fr 🤦🏽♂️
300iq comment section above me
Never talked to my dad more than 1-2 mins per day. That's it. He still feels like a stranger to this day.
😢
You alright?
woah that’s some crazy information that has to do with this video! good on you!
no but seriously I hope you’re okay
bro it’s 4am and i’ve watched this six times i need to sleep
Us bro us i was about to sleep now i'm thinking of where my surgery will go !
It’s 2:44 for me
@@h2whacks537 ;;;;;;
shaiban. khaan
@@h2whacks537 ١١١١
Looks easy. I'll try this to my brother later.
😂😂😂
Please give me further updates! I'll be waiting 😹😹😹
@@Hizizizizi re
I actually heard this on the news and don’t worry the brother is fine he just can move his body anymore, or breath
Underrated
Me moving my finger: omg
My brain: Why you are so stupid?
I was literally doing that and I have no idea why
@@TehCrystalDolphin same lol
Lmfao im doing it now wtf
Well, technically you are your brain
@@markneoescobarte457
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"One more short before bed." The short:
That was impressive how the hands, joints and tendons work.
Me watching this: yea lets *NOT* move our fingers
Lol same
Trigger fingers can help with girls
Toootally
@@madherrasaurus7885 oh my-
But how can I pick up and eat my chimken nuggies:'(
Fascinating, but one question: Why is this on my recommended?
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Init
It’s not for us to ask such questions, all hail UA-cam
Ikr
Ikr
It’s wild to think that instead of treating the inflammation of the tendon, they just cut the pulley to make more room for the bigger tendon, causing more inflammation.
Why is our medicine so backwards?
Right bro....
That isn't the solution.
Besides.....they cut it and left it open.
Can't understand the logic
Kid named finger:
omg omg omg im rolling at your joke omg omghg
put your finger away, waltuh
@@MurpleIsPurple I'm not lettin you finger me right now Waltuh
Im not having finger paint with you right now waltuh
🍷🗿🤝🗿🍷
Doctors watching this channel: wow, educational content.
Me watching this: **femur breaker scream**
i thought I was the only one
Facts tho
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@@ehhhshs4310 agreed
Nobody:
Absolutely nobody:
My youtuber recommendation: tRiGgEr FiNgEr
Stfu
@@AlucardTheFuckMotheringVampire you shut the fu*k up
@@VChu_ no you stfu
Shut up! Both of you!
This is an incredibly productive discussion
I can't be the only person who vigorously flexed their fingers throughout this video
everyone else: paying attention to the things he’s doing and saying
me: wondering how he’s lifting his ring finger without lifting his pinky
... Holy shit you made me realize that I CAN move me left pinkt down without my left ring finger following, but not on the right side... I cannot close either pinkt without the corresponding ring finger also making a similar movement (though it can kinda stay independent, it doesn't follow ALL the way).
I wonder if this is something I can train to undo or is needed, or if it will only be trivial and bothers me for a moment right now but will never actually be relevant. I also wonder if it has a medical name or is a medical condition.
@@mikethegoo holy.. I tried that and I can also do it with the left hand, I never even tried my whole life. Could it have something to do with being right-handed?
I can lift my trigger fingers without lifting my pinky.
his pinky is lifted tho?
@@brandimeeks2823 same
Fun fact: everyone is moving their fingers...after watching this....
Wow. Hilarious. So original.
You're so funny. Do you write your own material?
@@sourbrothers73 tf
@@sourbrothers73 That’s a lot of misplaced periods. Also, I could feel the radioactive toxicity through my iPhone screen.
@@Ethniuu sorry, I was dying from laughter. It was hard to express myself properly.
Jokes on you I was moving my finger *while* watching this
I learned more from this video than entire high school biology class.
YES
definitely not paying attention lol
yeah ik wooosh
@@bz6h301 no, I won’t wish you because I’m not a redditor.
Exactlyyyyy
Internet is the best
I had this or at least something like it a couple years ago. I didn’t need any surgery but it somehow fixed itself
Me: **watches the video**
Also me: **flexes fingers according to the video**
Because it's finger licking good
@@8-bitmichael781 doent even make sense but i agree
I just came to a realization that I am just a doll made of flesh and bone. My tendons are my strings that move me and my mind is the conductor.
our minds are puppeteers
Your body is a doll and you are controlling it whats the big deal here? Its a very powerful one and it can withstand alot of things so be happy with your doll if its at its 100% potential
Yea, almost exactly how our body works really. As far as nervous, skeletal, and muscular system goes
@@DarkNocta he didn't say it was a good or bad thing. he just pointed it out
Reading a instructions book in a different language:
I mean they’re probably Latin names so not wrong
This is a meat vehicle
@@briangeer1024
@@lui9695 tlbfgrkgpppppp0pltblht ,
@@kimneihangshing4820 what?
people who tried breaking there finger to skip school 😂😂
This is by far the weirdest recommendation I have got so far. I don't understand what relation this video have with anything that I surf on the internet. Still learned something.
Buts that's good, sometimes UA-cam will recommend something new. If you don't like it you can always ignore those videos.
same💀
Same
Middle Finger:"I was the one who should be featured".
Nice
Hahaha
This? 🖕🏻
@@sillyferretgirl nxxmxmdddznq no yp
I can't bend my pinky without bending my ring finger
When u fall asleep first at a sleepover:
literally what i was thinking
Ahahah 😐
I have that it's both on my pinkies 🤩
Why?
It was a one time thing. I said I was sorry. You need to let this go NOW
I remember having this,it was so annoying waking up and having to snap my finger back straight. Thank goodness the needle they injected in my palm helped me heal
Had surgery yesterday. Great results so far. No amount of massage was going to fix this.
Jennette McCaffety just had my right thumb done. Ten days almost completely healed. Immediate difference.
@Gladius OFFICIAL yes and no. I have no pain in my joint anymore but I don't have the strength I used too. But I'm glad I had the surgery because the pain was awful. In time I'll get back my strength. Or not. I don't hurt so im happy.😊
@@garylabita8843 ohh I want help from you.. that is my mother also have pain so what is the symptoms
Congratss
That's what happens when you find shty Physical Therapist... Glad mine fixed it in one week
Everybody gansta till those fingers stop bending
Me: Okay, okay...
Animation: *_cuts hand out of nowhere_*
Me: Jesus christ you didn’t have to do that so suddenly I wasn’t ready
It triggered my trypophobia
Same
lmao
True lol
@@clintyoung8255 . N ... . . .
I started saying those fancy words and my furniture started floating
you are ready. the man outside will lead you to where you need to be.
This video left me with a lot of questions:
What happens after the incision? Is there a way to stop the actual swelling of the tendon? Does cutting the tendon sheath relieve some pressure that helps with tendon inflammation? Or is reducing the actual tendon swelling a different issue? Does the tendon sheath heal properly afterwards? And if so, what happens if tendon swelling hasn't stopped by the time the sheath heals? Would the sheath need to be cut again? Does the tendon sheath even heal at all? Or is there just a permanent incision in that tendon sheath now?
Didn't think I'd be so curious about trigger finger, the algorithm is weird.
Inflammation stops when you stop doing repetitive motions that cause it. I've had this condition after mudding walls with joint compound for a week straight. Stopped the work, trigger finger was gone.
It comes from a lack of proper nutrition and over exertion. It can happen in other places on your body too.
No need for this surgery, just take some time to heal and you'll be stronger & have more endurance next time.
@@Paid2Win that’s not always true. I have it in 3 fingers and I have no nutritional deficiencies. However, I do agree with the idea of resting it for a long period of time. Mine 2 of my fingers went away after 3 months of Covid lockdown.
There's a sheath, or a little circle, that surrounds the tendons of each finger at the first joint. Inflammation causes that little circle to swell and become rigid instead of flexible. After the doctor makes the small incision, he just clips that little sheath which allows the tendons to Glide smoothly said that the finger can flex and straighten normally. It's a little sore afterward, but nothing major. And the doc will recommend you Simply Massage that incision area once it heals to kind of help everything settle down and stay loose. The procedure is done in the office. The whole thing was over in about 10 minutes.
Back when I was on crutches for 7 weeks, I got this in a couple fingers, especially left ring finger. I tried basically everything I should short of surgery, the only things that worked were taping pencils to my fingers so they didn't lock up at night (which would take a couple hours to get loose), and time after I got off the crutches permanently
Me: Accidentally shoots someone in Walmart.
Sorry it was my trigger finger.
People that don’t like this don’t have dark humor. 👀
That is so dark it's gonna be shot by a cop💀💀💀
@@kamitsoglouuu *oh no*
@@moto_kalo It ain’t even that dark, man, there are so many snowflakes these days.
the most american thing i have ever heard
Instructions unclear, my sister is now handicapped.
How could you finger her so hard
@@mayankify absolutely cursed
Help me stepbrother I'm stuck
@@mayankify WTF dude😂😂😂
@@mayankify omfg no 😳
Ive only just had this happen to me last year 2023..
But im old and worn-out and nearly ready for a box.
So i don't think ill worry about getting it fixed.
Take care everyone ❤️
Damn it won’t go away?
Me on the outside: C00L!
My anxiety: 📈📈📈📈📈
Gatau bahasa nya
@@ritayantiyanti481 lebih rajin belajar bahasa inggrisnya ya mbak^^
@@ritayantiyanti481 English is very common in UA-cam shorts tho
😂
@@ritayantiyanti481 ooo lolll
Fun fact: you definetly didn't search for this.
Nice copy and paste comment
@@TheTacticalcheez i didnt copy and paste this but have a good night!
Congrats for commenting the same thing that everyone else has been commenting
@@hannahkoltz926 by copy and paste I meant you said the same exact like bait comment every single random video like this has
@@TheTacticalcheez Nice paste and copy comment
"It's just a prank bro"
The prank:
The prank of healing
y would u steal a joke in the same comment section
lowkey thought homie was gonna show me how to mod my hand to shoot faster in cod🥱
Semajj on god 😂😂😂
Lol
Same😂
Same
Cod heh. I suck at playing that game
Nah you’re telling me our fingers can become rusty and get stuck 💀
Dude this surgery is a life saver!!! (Or at least a job saver). I was so frustrated when I began to develop trigger finger, eventually winding going days at a time with out opening my hand. Surgery was quick, recovery smooth, and 6 years later no issues and full mobility.
So, they just leave the ring open?
Person: *talks in smartness*
My brain: rhtly ggchhs Hfbhghfh ghbvvh.
Moving a finger without having the other fingers move is a whole talent
Yes
I can do that
Finally after 20 years now I know what's my talent. 😂
seeing the good in bad is a good talent.
I can di that
Fun fact: you probably clicked on this expecting it to have "the dude that sleep first at a sleepover" comments
fun fact: your fingers arent straight they're supposed to be curled naturally lmao
Most people dont know their hands operate like string puppets.
ABN swimzy right?! Comes from use of the muscles
Ah yes, gay fingers
That’s why when I put my thumb up it looks broken 😂
@@liamhorn3030 I thought I was the only one!
Everybody: moving their finger hella fast
@ThePossibleGamer lmao
I had to rewatch to understand what was happening, I was just lost in the movement, that's sick
Opooo
The pop you feel when moving it back really hurts, it can be caused by many things but for me i hold a power hose for like 8 hours daily and the constant movement and the way i work has made this occur to me, im only 18 and my fingers pop and im contantly in pain, definitely need this done
My uncle had this, It was very painful but he made a very simple operation and everything was fine later
Yup. My mom had to have this done and it really helped. I'm starting to develop one in my left hand and it hurts so badly. Amazing how one little problem can cause so much pain.
@@lizzieandmocha1131 How much does it hurt?
@@Δ-Δ-Δ-Δ Well, my mom has a really high pain tolerance to the point where she can go through a major surgery and have little to no pain, but it didn't really hurt her much except for the first couple of days. Obviously it was sore, and she had to do a couple of exercises to make sure it didn't heal improperly, but overall it didn't much hurt her, no more than you'd think a surgery like that would. It's a small incision but in a pretty important place, so you'd just need to plan ahead if you use that hand a lot. But it definitely helped her trigger finger and she hasn't had any problems since.
@@lizzieandmocha1131 All right, but I meant "How much does it hurt?" pertaining to the inflamation itself.
The thingy portrayed in the video.
@@Δ-Δ-Δ-Δ Ah! sorry, I thought you meant the surgery. It hurts pretty bad, according to my mom, especially when it gets "stuck". I've been developing one, and it's sort of like a stinging sensation that goes all the way up your finger, into your hand, and all the way up to your shoulder.
"trigger finger"
**american national anthem intensifies**
This has no right to be that funny. I'm wheezing, this comment is great
For some reason I heard the Soviet anthem and couldn't remember the american one lmfao
@@jakeballou5147 .....oh god same
@@jakeballou5147 Same
American Healthcare: “that’ll be $20,000”
Edit: So many butthurt Americans in the comments lol
Found the Brit
@@zarrowthehorse Nah fam, just because I’m in a country with healthcare doesn’t mean I’m a Brit.
Lmao too true
@@zarrowthehorse
American health care blows. Let’s be honest. I went to get my back checked out, and got charged $250 just so the doctor could tell me to take otc medication. Even though my back pain still comes and goes
Australia healthcare: free
“It’s just a prank, bro.”
What's a prank? It is very real!
Spider Man's most fear:
Rent
Rent
That knife dive bombing out of nowhere and cutting that man open really caught my trypophobia off guard
Same
Oh yeah I hated that
What's tryphobia?
@@gabrielflorea8124 trypophobia is a fear or aversion to irregular patterns, and often holes making those patterns. It's hard to explain by word. I'm not effected by it much but some people can't stand the sight. You'll find many image results on Google, though I suggest not scrolling too far because any results for phobias are always super funky.
@@jpsalis oh ok thanks
Me: *realizing I have this*
Also me: eh I’m sure it’s nothing
I mean I had for almost a year and it went away on its own
I have it too. Every morning it does this.
I have this whole my life but idk it doesn’t bother me
Apa-apaan maksud nama akun lu?
yesusss dogg
There is no need for surgery in many cases. I’ve cured a trigger finger on three different fingers without a doctor or surgery. I made a sleeve out of card stock and scotch tape that my finger would just slide into. I wore this sleeve on my finger at night for 3 to 4 months and My trigger finger went away and stayed away. I have had three different trigger fingers and I cured them all this way. It’s been over ten years and they haven’t returned.
If you press against your wrist where the finger trigger located, your finger will move by itself which I find it interesting.
Trippyyy
Where?
I guess it triggers the movement.
Hm, its not working for me
@@Chaotic_Observer try use your thumb, you have to use force a little.
Every single doctor on this planet needs to know your location
What he is saying?
Welcome back to another episode of “What the hell is wrong with UA-cam recommendations”
I love when people of internet these days enjoy this sense of humor
@@erfanedendonata9088 Same ;P
🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😤😠😠😳😬😬😬😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡 you're stupid
@@rahabnyambura8538 wow lol.. I'll go cry now
@@rahabnyambura8538 sorry i don't speak emojis
I had this done, simple and effective surgery that was done pretty quickly
Welcome on watching everything in quarantine. For some reason i'm gaining a lot of knowledge i probably will never use in my life.
Happy learning
Happy learning
Ima be ur 60th like
If you WERE knowledgeable, you would NOT BE IN ANY GODDAMN QUARANTINE! 🤡 FOOL!
Atleast after quarantine is done you will be a scientist
Bro I looked up finger to find the video "finger" with the Walter White meme
mike ehrmentraut*
Its Mike not Walter White
@@ag6887 i know, I say that because he says put your dick away waltuh
**Me watching anime related clips all day**
UA-cam: "pshhh wanna see hand surgery?"
Lmao yes
Thanks youtube you know me so well
These types of comments are painfully unfunny
Lmao yes
"How did you know this was exactly what I wanted to learn?"
Had this procedure done for my middle finger on my right hand..(30+ yrs shifting gears in a big rig). Works wonders 👍
Who was moving their finger while watching this reply if u were (thanks for likes)
hi
Every one
Me lmao
Me
I was
Kid named finger
Half of this short was my brain having a stroke trying to figure out what he’s saying
“I have a bad case of trigger finger” that’s where that comes from I Didn’t know that
It’s actually referencing firing a gun
@@Jonzy420 r/whoosh
@@Andrewallday
r/ihavereddit
r/engrish
r/whyevensaythat
Omg! I have this in my pinky! It’s hard for me to type normally like other people! I’ve just never had a name to put to it
I once blocked a hockey puck right on the joint, and it swelled up pretty bad, but I was told that the pulley wasn’t super important, and the likelihood of permanent damage was quite low, and I should just rest it for a few days to a week, and it is back to normal, glad I did t have to have the surgery, but it doesn’t seem like it would be that much more fan change to daily life
"Why download jetter mod when you can install it in your hand" *200IQ MEME*
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Wfxmkeq mloeqx
@@yolahamadi2667 😡🖕
Nah million IQ MEME
@@MariaMorales-gt2nh ಡ ͜ ʖ ಡ(◕ᴗ◕✿)ಡ ͜ ʖ ಡ(ㆁωㆁ)(✿^‿^)(≧▽≦)(✿^‿^)(ㆁωㆁ)( ꈍᴗꈍ)( ꈍᴗꈍ)(≧▽≦)(ʘᴗʘ✿)(≧▽≦)ಡ ͜ ʖ ಡ(◕ᴗ◕✿)(θ‿θ)(◔‿◔)(◍•ᴗ•◍)( ´◡‿ゝ◡`)(｡•̀ᴗ-)✧(✷‿✷)( ╹▽╹ )( ꈍᴗꈍ)( ´◡‿ゝ◡`)(人 •͈ᴗ•͈)ʘ‿ʘ( ꈍᴗꈍ)(ʘᴗʘ✿)ಡ ͜ ʖ ಡ(θ‿θ)⊂(´･◡･⊂ )∘˚˳°
Me: Trying this if it is actually true
Him: "To fix that, we need surgery".
Me: Hell nah not today go ruin your reflexes
พี่ชายของเธอมันไม่ใช่มะคนงงเลั
Lol
yup why did we need surgery for just that like literally there no danger with it
@@frengkiyulianto6103 because when your older you will develop arthritis and your hands will be stuck like claws.
@@ทองเปลี่ยนไชยงาม อะไรของเธอเนี่ย 555
I have this and I had no idea what the term was, I thought I just moved my fingers to much to the point they would sometimes lock into place as I tried bending them a certain way 💀
Same but it rarely happens to me and when im slicing only
I used to have this on my left thumb it would lock and i would need to take my right hand and bend it back untill it goes back to normal fortunately it went normal over time and doesnt do that anymore and im happy about that cuz i was planning having the surgery but now i dont have to. Edit: i forgot to add that it would usually happen when i sleep but also if i bend it too far
Go to orthopedic surgeon, three injection are needed nowadays. No invasion
@@duckie8522 how many months did it take to recover though? and what treatments did you do?
@@jacquelinedc2812 idk i just left it and it went away overtime however when i did bend it back if i bent it again it would lock much easier usually i would have to bend it fully but then i would bent it slightly and it would lock.. time wise i had it since i was like 3 i think? I am 13 now so about 10 years for it to stop yet i still feel uncomfortable bending it too far knowing it may or may not lock but i pushed it to its limits by bending it all sorts of ways and it didnt lock so i guess that a pass 😅
seems so simple, i think i could do that surgery myself, i know quite a bit about the human body
Was playing basketball went up for a layup and hit my middle finger in the bottom of the backboard. Had trigger finger for a couple weeks after that, I wouldn’t wish that on anyone 😂
I recoiled after reading the part where you hit your finger 😨 that's a big "OOF".
@@pressplayulysses it hurt for hours after it happened, it only started hurting when I moved it after a couple days though. I had to become left handed for a little bit because I couldn’t do much with my right.
When the hand got cut open
Me who is scared of any sharp object: this is fine ó_____ò
I'm afraid of a niddle-
@@orlyn.2829 Scaredy Cat
O____________________O
Satisfying
I'm fine with it if I'm asleep. If I'm awake, I'm just constantly having a panic attack