May be susceptible to tendinitis, especially those who engage in repetitive hand movements over a long period of time.
The main predisposing cause of tenosynovitis is chronic strain. As a result of prolonged flexion and extension of the fingers, the tendons are chronically strained and the inflammatory exudate around the tendons increases, resulting in aseptic inflammation and the onset of the disease.
As we age, our body’s functions begin to gradually decline, especially those who engage in repetitive hand movements for a long period of time, such as textile workers, software engineers, orchestral instrumentalists, and those who play cell phones or computers for a long period of time, are more susceptible to tendovaginitis.
If the patient is diagnosed with tenosynovitis and has unfavorable finger flexion and extension or persistent pain that cannot be relieved, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital as soon as possible for standardized treatment in order to reduce the adverse effects of the disease.