Or, it may be due to acute (sudden and short-lasting), non-arthritis causes, like a fracture, infected cut, or a "jammed finger." Treatment for swollen finger joints will depend on the cause.

Treatment for joint locking in the finger or toe depends on the cause ... These include rheumatoid arthritis (RA), carpal tunnel syndrome, diabetes, and injuries such as dislocation.

But osteoarthritis (arthritis from joint tissue breakdown) often happens in joints at the ends (distal) of your fingers. People most often pop their middle finger joints — the second most common ...

A rheumatologist arms you with her best advice for treating this chronic arthritis. Be honest with your doctor, and don’t downplay your symptoms. See how this hand and finger disease affects ...

RA is an autoimmune condition that attacks the body's joints, causing inflammation and severe pain. It affects the joints on both sides of the body and is different from other types of arthritis.