8. Extreme Cases Need Surgery<\/strong>
<\/h3>\n\n\n\nMost cases of tenosynovitis can be fixed with a few adaptations to just how much pressure the fingers and hands are taking for the recovery period, and in the majority of cases, antibiotics will be prescribed in order to take care of the bacterial infection that\u2019s causing the inflammation. Together with this, other treatments might be recommended if you want to lessen the impact that the symptoms have on the rest of your health \u2013 and this is usually enough to heal the condition entirely if the strain is kept off the affected tendons for long enough.
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But this isn\u2019t always enough to heal the condition, and in extreme cases, surgery<\/a> or amputation might be necessary if you want to take care of the damage that has been caused by the condition. Luckily, most cases can be treated before they reach this point: Contact your doctor should you suspect a tenosynovitis infection.<\/p>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\r\n
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