Maybe maybe not: If the contracture is acute then it could be a trigger finger and these are very treatable with a pretty simple surg see some one soon other contractures in RA usually occur more gradually.
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Nerve or joint: You may have subluxation of the finger joint or a dislocated joint. The finger problem can also be due to abnormal pull of a tendon that has slipped. Hopefully that there is no nerve paralysis causing your finger deformity. Yes you should see your rheumatologist as soon as possible who may refer you to an occupational therapist.
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