Pain inside thumb

If you find yourself experiencing pain inside your thumb, you may be infected with tenosynovitis. You should go to the hospital for examination immediately. If the injury is caused by accidental strain during activity, then there will not be much impact. However, if the tendon sheath is torn, you must actively cooperate with the doctor to recover as soon as possible. Also, pay more attention to rest and eat more fruits.

Considering that it is caused by tenosynovitis, you can go to the surgeon for examination and treatment.

If there is no trauma and the pain is caused by arthritis, you can take Voltaren orally to treat it.

There are many causes of tendon injuries. Improper force and impact may cause injury. The most common is abnormal pushing, pulling, and lifting, which causes the tendon to be suddenly subjected to excessive force and cause injury. Severe cases may even cause tendon rupture (don't be afraid, it's just a possibility). I once had a friend who tore the tendon in his left hand because he was not stable when jumping with one hand. In the end, he was forced to have the tendon of his left hand cut off. (Don’t be afraid, you may not be the same as him)

You can try to exert force on this part, and judge whether it is a tear based on the rate of thumb shaking and the degree of pain after exerting force at this position. If you can't exert force at all, or the thumb keeps shaking and is extremely painful after exerting force, then it may be more serious. If you can exert force and your thumb does not shake, the injury is probably not too serious. If you go to the hospital, the doctor will make a diagnosis based on the location and intensity of pain in the entire tendon area, but I guess if you can make the judgment yourself, there is no need to post.

If it's just soreness and none of the above symptoms occur, it could be a mild strain, or even fatigue and soreness caused by grip training or previous excessive hand force. You can apply a plaster, or buy some topical medicated oil and apply it regularly. If you don’t want to do your homework, you can buy a bandage and wrap it around yourself.

Fatigue injuries will basically completely disappear within a week, mild strains or contusions will take about 2-3 weeks, and tears will usually take 1-3 months without any activities or effective treatment (some people can overcome it with perseverance, but being able to endure it does not mean you are fine)

It depends on your own situation, but after all, I still can't get rid of that sentence - I suggest you go to the hospital