There is a hard lump on the finger joint

Hard lumps on finger joints are mostly caused by ganglion cysts, and bone hyperplasia cannot be ruled out. If there is a bone tumor, it will also be accompanied by hard lumps on the finger joints. It can be treated by taking anti-inflammatory drugs or choosing surgery.

1. Ganglion cyst: If the finger joints are repeatedly worn or infected by chronic inflammation for a long time, ganglion cysts will appear in the joints. There will not only be hard lumps and pain, but you should choose to use anti-inflammatory drugs for treatment. During the treatment period, you can go to the hospital for regular check-ups.

2. Bone hyperplasia: Bone hyperplasia can also cause hard lumps to appear in the finger joints, and the bones will abnormally enlarge and proliferate. Bone hyperplasia is related to rheumatoid arthritis and other connective tissue diseases. In more severe cases, surgical resection is required.

3. Bone tumor: Bone tumor is also a common disease nowadays. It is likely to appear in the finger joints, accompanied by stiffness and pain. In severe cases, there will be limited movement. After going to the hospital for examination, it can be confirmed that if there is a bone tumor, you can choose to let a professional doctor perform surgery to remove it.

Hard bumps on finger joints can only be treated after the cause is identified. In the later stage, you should also pay attention to keeping the finger joints warm and clean. If necessary, you can go to the hospital for a check-up at regular intervals.