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A member asked:
Is trigger finger progressive? mine started with one finger, now 3 on each hand is affected.
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Contractures: You may have dupuytrens contractures affecting both hands and not progressive trigger fingers. A hand surgeon is best qualified to evaluate and treat you.
Answered 2/22/2015
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