Recovery time for tenosynovitis needs to be judged based on individual factors, severity of the condition, and care factors. Those with mild symptoms can recover with 2 to 3 weeks of rest, but most require medication and surgery. Tenosynovitis occurs in joints that require frequent movement, such as wrist joints, finger joints, and elbow joints, where inflammation occurs due to repeated irritation. Tendovaginitis is a sterile inflammation that can cause soreness and pain, etc. Activities in the affected area should be minimized, and ice packs or hot packs should be applied under the direction of a doctor, and recovery is usually possible within 2 to 3 weeks. If there is limited joint mobility, pressure pain with swelling, nodules patients, usually can not be self-recovery, you can choose anti-inflammatory, analgesic medication, such as ibuprofen, acetaminophen and so on. The tendon sheath can also be injected with hydrocortisone and other drugs for treatment, which can alleviate the local swelling. If non-surgical treatment fails, tenotomy and decompression surgery may be considered. The above medications should be used under a doctor’s supervision.