When women suffer from finger joint pain, they can be alerted to a variety of diseases such as tenosynovitis, degenerative arthritis, gout, and rheumatoid arthritis. Since there are many diseases, it is necessary to make a comprehensive judgment based on the nature and extent of finger joint pain in women, whether there is symmetry, as well as the history of current illness and past history. If the following common diseases are still not clear through the narrative, and the pain is severe, you should seek medical treatment in a timely manner to avoid deterioration: 1. Tenosynovitis: chronic injury to the tendon sheaths of the fingers can occur in women due to long-term activity and force. Due to the long-term excessive friction of tendons and tendon sheaths, inflammatory reactions such as edema, exudation and hyperplasia can occur in the tendon sheaths, causing pain in female finger joints; 2. Degenerative arthritis: seen in elderly female patients, pain often occurs in female hands after cold or exertion, and can also be accompanied by joint soreness and swelling. Early symptoms are mild, and later gradually develop into joint stiffness and increased pain, etc., and pain is reduced after activity. Pain episodes have a certain relationship with the weather, such as cold, wet when women finger joint pain increased; 3, gout: generally intermittent attacks, the attack will appear gouty arthritis symptoms. Most of the sudden onset in the middle of the night or early in the morning, the specific performance of the joint pain is unbearable. Early female patients more single finger joint onset; 4, rheumatoid arthritis: female finger pain is often symmetrical attacks, that is, both hands can appear finger joint pain. In the morning there will be the occurrence of finger joint stiffness, referred to as morning stiffness, which is reduced after activity, and the long-term development will lead to joint deformity. In addition, tendon sheath cysts, osteoarthritis, tendonitis and other disease factors can lead to finger joint pain in women, which requires timely medical examination and treatment to clarify the cause.