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Causas de la Tendonitis en la Mano, tratamientos y curas; Dr. Alejandro Badia Ortopeda de Mano Experto en Tendonits Miami FL Cura para Tendonitis Badia Hand to Shoulder Center, Doral Florida

La tendinitis de deQuervain es una condición que se genera por irritación e inflamación de los tendones que se encuentran en el borde del pulgar de la muñeca. La irritación causa que el revestimiento del compartimiento alrededor de los tendones se inflame, cambiando así su forma; esto hace difícil a los tendones moverse como debieran. La inflamación puede causar dolor y sensibilidad en el borde del pulgar de la muñeca, el que usualmente se manifiesta al tratar de hacer un puño, agarrando o tomando cosas, o rotando la muñeca.

Symptoms of hand tendonitis include pain and tenderness in the hand centralized along a tendon. Tendons are usually located near joints, so many patients describe the pain as joint pain. Tendonitis pain typically worsens at night. Also, activity or movement can make the pain worse. Repetitive motion is particularly aggravating for an individual with tendonitis. Because these symptoms can also indicate other hand conditions, like carpal tunnel syndrome and arthritis, patients who find the pain interfering with their everyday activities should seek the help of a physician for an accurate diagnosis. Swelling often accompanies the pain.
 
Cause of Hand Tendonitis
Hand tendonitis symptoms occur when the tendon, the tissue that connects the hand's muscles to its many bones, becomes inflamed. Tendonitis often occurs due to overuse, although the tendons can become inflamed after an injury. Any tendon in the body can develop tendonitis, but the hand and wrist are particularly prone to the condition because they are so often used. If symptoms are ignored, doctors at Cleveland Clinic indicate that tendonitis can lead to a tear or rupture of the tendon, a condition that requires surgery to repair.