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Can ibuprofen help reduce inflammation of trigger finger?
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Possible: It might. But if continues, a tiny needle and a little cortisone at the nodule does wonders. See your doc. The nodule is just about where the person in the photo has his left thumb and not at the joint that's locking.
Answered 12/9/2013
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