Trigger Finger, Trigger Thumb Far Infrared Gloves help reduce the snapping pain from trigger thumbs & fingers

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What is Trigger Finger or Trigger Thumb?

Trigger Finger and Trigger Thumb the term used to describe the condition when the tendon sheath narrows around the tendon of the finger and/or thumb. The tendon then becomes inflamed and swollen. The medical term is digital tenovaginitis stenosans. In more severe cases a lump or nodule actually forms on the tendon and causes resistance to you opening your fingers and/or thumbs.

Basically the swollen tendons (usually caused from over use - repetitive stress - of the tendons) are not able to move freely through the small "sockets" or "pipe like sleeves". When they finally do open or move your finger will "unlock", "snap", "pop" or "trigger" open - similar to the action of releasing a trigger on a gun. Hence the term "trigger finger".

The "triggering" is more apparent in the morning and is more common in women than in men, and in anyone with diabetes.

Treating Trigger Finger & Trigger Thumb

Getting some rest from the action or activity that is causing overuse of the tendons in your fingers and thumbs is always recommended. Some doctors have prescribed a brace or splint to keep your fingers in a more open position.

If you can avoid situations where you have to grip an object or machinery handle for long sessions that will help reduce the stress to your fingers.

We recommend wearing Prolotex™ Far infrared Open Finger Tip therapy gloves to help reduce the inflammation and reduce your pain.

NOTE: you can use Prolotex™ Gloves under a splint or brace - helps speed up the healing.

Prolotex™ OPEN FINGER TIP Gloves
are very effective in treating
trigger finger & trigger thumb

	Why do Prolotex™ gloves help prevent Trigger Finger?
	The threads in Prolotex™ products are impregnated with a safe formula of bio-ceramics that emit beneficial far infrared rays (FIR). These waves of soothing FIR energy penetrate deep into the tissues of your body and basically increase the molecular activity of the cells. Increased molecular activity will help keep your hands healthier prevent the tendon sheath from becoming restricted in the first place. The safe FIR waves help increase the micro-circulation in your fingers & thumbs. More circulation means healthier cells & tissues. Read More about Far Infrared Therapy...