In many cases, trigger finger will get better on its own after a few weeks without any treatment. But patients might want to use over-the-counter painkillers such as paracetamol to manage the pain.

Dr. Bert Perey, MD, FRCPC, Orthopedic Surgeon talks about the treatment options available to patients with trigger finger.

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.

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