There is no such thing as the fastest way to recover from tenosynovitis of the pinky, which is mostly due to overuse of the pinky, and can usually be relieved by conservative and surgical treatments. Conservative treatment: 1. Hot compresses: if the patient appears to have tenosynovitis of the little finger, which is purely manifested as pain symptoms, local hot compresses can be applied through hot towels or hot water bags to promote local blood circulation, which is conducive to the subsidence of inflammation. 2. Closed treatment: you can also use lidocaine and prednisone acetate, the local closed injection treatment, is conducive to promoting recovery. Surgical treatment: If the symptoms of tenosynovitis of the little finger are more serious, with localized compression, and the function of flexion and extension of the little finger is limited, it is necessary to perform surgical treatment. Surgical treatments include: minimally invasive knife surgery, which is less traumatic and quicker recovery, but prone to recurrence and tendon damage. There is also direct incision surgery, which avoids damage to the tendon. When tendinitis of the little finger occurs, it is important to consult a doctor and choose the appropriate treatment under the advice of the doctor.