Different kinds of arthritis affect the hands and fingers differently. In all cases, the pain can burn, ache or feel sharp and restrict your range of motion, making daily tasks more difficult.

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Joint health is vital for preserving the flexibility and functionality of your fingers, particularly as you grow older.

A study assessed heated mittens for hand osteoarthritis, finding significant reductions in pain and stiffness but no ...

The act of "cracking" or "popping" your fingers is a common habit that many people perform almost involuntarily. For some, this gesture may be a way to relieve tension or simply a ...

Arthritis is a large category of diseases that cause pain, swelling, or inflammation in a joint, including those of the hand and fingers. Stenosing tenosynovitis, also known as trigger finger, occurs ...

Hand OA causes inflammation of the first and third joints of the second to fifth fingers, which leads to pain, reduced physical function, and a decline in quality of life. Despite the exploration ...

One symptom of HPOA is clubbed fingers, but it can also cause swollen fingers and wrists. As Cancer Research UK explains: ...