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How long after trigger finger release for pain to go away?
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That varies.: Many patients get very rapid relief of their pain in the palm and finger following a trigger finger release. A small number take several weeks to a few months to recover. Many patients are nearly recovered at 2 weeks post op.
Answered 9/28/2016
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