Why does the middle finger bone hurt?

Pain is a symptom, and bone pain is also a troubling problem. Generally speaking, pain in the middle finger bone is also a common problem. Pain in the middle finger bone is mainly joint pain, and the symptoms are quite obvious. So what causes pain in the middle finger bone?

1. Pain and swelling in the middle finger joint may be caused by a ganglion cyst. There will be soreness at the site of the ganglion cyst. If the affected area is at the wrist, there will be symptoms such as wrist weakness, discomfort or soreness, radiating pain, etc. Although the middle finger joint is generally not affected that much, the swelling and pain will be aggravated if not treated in time. So treatment should be carried out after diagnosis. Ganglion cysts can sometimes heal on their own, but it takes a long time and is very painful. Therefore, if it is a tendon ganglion cyst, you can use local hot compress physical therapy to relieve the symptoms. Be careful not to use force on the affected area with your fingers. You can do appropriate massage to help blood circulation, play a role in activating blood circulation and dispersing nodules, so as to relieve pain.

2. Another possibility is that your fingers are suffering from arthritis, which can also cause pain. So if this is the case, you can apply safflower oil topically for treatment. You can also choose some Chinese medicine plasters for external treatment, which is also good for relieving pain.

3. Gouty finger joint pain. This type of finger joint pain has the following characteristics: before the pain occurs, the finger joints are obviously red and swollen, and it is difficult to make a fist. When you are in pain, the more you pinch your fingers, the more painful it will be. This is the result of urate accumulation in the finger joints due to high uric acid levels in the patient's body. Treatment should start with eliminating excess uric acid in the body.