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Mallet Finger Explained: What You Need to Know
This video is about Mallet Finger, also known as dropped finger, drooping finger or baseball finger. In it, I discuss what the condition is, what causes it, how its diagnosed and how its treated.
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These videos provide general information related to various medical conditions and their treatment. They are intended for informational purposes only and are not a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis or treatment provided by a doctor or other qualified health care professional. The information provided does not constitute personal advice or guarantee of outcome and should not be used to diagnose yourself or others. You should never ignore advice provided by a health care professional because of something you have seen or read on this channel. You should always consult a doctor or other qualified health care professional for personal medical advice.
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(Full English subtitles are available under closed caption settings)
00:00 Introduction
00:45 What is a Mallet Finger ?
01:58 What is the cause ?
02:48 What are the symptoms, and how is it diagnosed ?
04:09 What are treatment options ?
10:49 Conclusion
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Komentáře

  • @juliabeaudoin2285
    @juliabeaudoin2285 Před 37 minutami

    Thank you so much for an easy to understand evidence based review of this condition!

  • @user-dm8fz6sc1d
    @user-dm8fz6sc1d Před 22 hodinami

    If i was to wear a compression sock at night would i remove the tape? So wear the sock at night and tape during the day?

    • @PhysioMSK
      @PhysioMSK Před 11 hodinami

      Yes that would be fine. no need to wear tape at night - its only value is when standing and walking. You can buy specific resting / night splints for plantar fasciitis which can be helpful especially if you have bad pain when putting foot on floor first thing in the morning.

    • @user-dm8fz6sc1d
      @user-dm8fz6sc1d Před 11 hodinami

      @@PhysioMSK thank you

  • @galiagoze
    @galiagoze Před 23 hodinami

    Thank you for your videos on this subject! Though I have had the condition for years, I was just diagnosed with it this week. I cannot get on my knees or the ground to do these exercises, but I can at least walk and do the one standing to the side of the chair. I have this condition on both thighs. My doctor has me wearing a dress instead of pants and I have switched undergarments.

    • @PhysioMSK
      @PhysioMSK Před 11 hodinami

      Glad it was helpful. I hope it settles down for you.

  • @joannathesinger770

    My dad had Dupuytren's contracture in his late 70's on his ring finger. He never had his DNA done, but his paternal grandmother was of Germanic descent. I had my DNA done and I have 4% Norwegian DNA along with 92% combination of Northwestern Europe/England/Scotland/Wales/Ireland. I've also done my genealogy back to well before 1600 on most lines, and nary a -son or -dotter in the bunch. I'm left to assume that the Norwegian is a throwback to the Danelaw period of England. As well, through various lines on my dad's side (although my McClellan/Watson mom has significant ties back to 1400-era Scotland) we directly descend from James III and James IV of Scotland. If I didn't mention, my dad was 6'5", his mother 5'10" (and for her generation, born in 1895, was very tall), I am 5'11", my daughter is 6'2"...and I have assorted nephews that range from 6'2" to 6'7". I have to assume that our collective height goes back to Vikings.

  • @Ramon314
    @Ramon314 Před dnem

    I've been having big nodules on my hands and I am just 24 years old. I got diagnosed with Dupuytren last week and I am kind of worried because I do climbing (boulding) and I want to be able to do it for a long time. But I think some day I have to stop because of my dupuytren getting worse.

    • @PhysioMSK
      @PhysioMSK Před dnem

      Yes, You are very young to develop Dupuytren’s. But there is no evidence that exercising your hand will cause contractures. I would suggest using your hand normally including bouldering. If and when the fingers start to bend, go and see a hand surgeon. Because of your age they might consider a dermofasciectomy.

  • @simplescrap8868
    @simplescrap8868 Před dnem

    Change what you eat first and see. Stop sugar and CH.

  • @shynetchivasa6536
    @shynetchivasa6536 Před dnem

    Thank you for the video. Have been anxious for I have a swollen inner ankle. I am now in the 2nd month of reduced weight.

  • @celebratelife8436
    @celebratelife8436 Před 2 dny

    Finally someone being honest about this condition and how long it takes to heal if it does thank you so much for sharing this valuable information

    • @PhysioMSK
      @PhysioMSK Před 2 dny

      You're welcome. Glad it was helpful.

  • @ann-mariemeyers9978

    This is the best explanation I have seen. The one that came closest devolved into an argument on why it is wrong to blame the Vikings. I don't care. They are all dead. I don't blame my ancestor for things like genetic defects. I am too busy feeling guilty over them profiting indirectly from slavery in the 17th century. Give me a break.

  • @ann-mariemeyers9978

    I have it. I think my mother has it, but she won't let me look at her hands. Sometimes she says she has arthritis, but when pressed, she admits her doctor said it was something else. Then she says I am making everything up. My mother has always had her ownversion of reality.

  • @mikaelvigren7702
    @mikaelvigren7702 Před 3 dny

    I had some blunt force trauma on the dorsal wrist 2 months ago. 2 bone bruises and a partial tfcc tear. But i have a lump a bit bigger than a grain off rice. It can move freely around in the entire wrist and up to the index finger. Its very hard and gets stuck on nerves etc. Had an mri but they didnt see the lump. What could it be?

    • @PhysioMSK
      @PhysioMSK Před 3 dny

      Sounds like a small loose body. Probably a fragment of detached cartilage.

  • @geecee4746
    @geecee4746 Před 3 dny

    Hi, could you please tell me if you think that rheumatoid arthritis could cause this condition?

    • @PhysioMSK
      @PhysioMSK Před 3 dny

      RA is a risk factor for neuropathy, so yes, it could be a contributing factor.

    • @geecee4746
      @geecee4746 Před 3 dny

      @@PhysioMSK thank you for the reply 👍👍

  • @sarniakebiya3416
    @sarniakebiya3416 Před 4 dny

    How many times in a day

  • @maggiegoossens1894
    @maggiegoossens1894 Před 4 dny

    I haven't read all the comments but I am utterly surprised that there is little to no mention of God's miracle oil. CASTOR OIL. People, I am not selling anything, not getting paid, not benefiting from this post at all, but I MUST share my experiences with CASTOR OIL. I'm 70 years old, and have rather serious OA in my left thumb. My right thumb is starting to get painful. As a matter of fact, I have OA in my knees as well, most likely from being overweight for quite some years. Now I suffer the consequences from that. I have had Hyaluronic injections in my both knees and that went well for a couple of years. They are not covered by the health fund - of course. I asked it they could do the same for my painful thumb, but they said it didn't work and suggested surgery with a replacement metal joint. I said thanks but no thanks. Then about half a year ago, I discovered CASTOR OIL. For my hair growth basically. It works fine! Then I started doing more research on the oil and started using it for under eye bags, dry eyes, skin, all my joints, constipation and overall health. Folks: I wish I had found this years ago!!!! The pain in my knees is gone, I can walk comfortably since I rub the oil on my knees every evening. My dry eyes are healed: no more suffering from being an online information addict. Totally gone. No more useless , ridiculously expensive eyedrops from the pharmacy! (Here in Flanders they cost 2000€ per liter!!! and it's mainly water!) My eye bags have drastically diminished and would disappear if I could go to bed earlier than 2, 3 or 4 am.....🙄🙄🙄 So since 10 days I started rubbing the oil on my left thumb (the worst pain though I am right handed) every evening too. The joint will of course never regrow cartilage and the pain will be there, but trust me folks, the pain has gone down from 10 to 1 on the scale!!! I am even rubbing my right thumb, minimal pain, just to prevent it from stopping me doing my craft work. FOLKS: DO SOME RESEARCH, you don't even have to believe me, get informed and GO GET SOME CASTOR OIL!!!! You will be surprised as to the wonderful relief from all these ailments it will accomplish! I will never, ever be without Castor Oil again! Be sure to get the real pure stuff: unrefined,hexane free and virgin oil. DO NOT BUY oil that comes in plastic or clear bottles! This pure virgin oil - like ALL virgin oils! - has to be in a dark GLASS bottle. Good luck, people, and GOD BLESS!🙏

  • @joemc111
    @joemc111 Před 5 dny

    Great video, my wife’s big toe ,left foot, is stinging up. She just got some good shoes, Brooks Ariel. GTS 23, now if I can get her to get rid of the sandals.

  • @doguuzar3899
    @doguuzar3899 Před 5 dny

    If i have it, can i continue to go to the gym

    • @PhysioMSK
      @PhysioMSK Před 5 dny

      Just avoid exercises that bend the elbow fully.

  • @PaperToPetals
    @PaperToPetals Před 7 dny

    Thank you for all the valuable information. Im going to watch your suggested exercise video next. Hopefully they will help.

    • @PhysioMSK
      @PhysioMSK Před 7 dny

      Glad it was helpful. Hope the exercises work well for you.

  • @dolgeverthompson6992

    Thanks for the information 👍

  • @AkChiVibes
    @AkChiVibes Před 8 dny

    I can’t even make the ok sign when it’s in pain. Plus it itches SO bad is that normal? Constant itch never relieved.

    • @PhysioMSK
      @PhysioMSK Před 8 dny

      No. Itching is not a common symptom of thumb arthritis. More likely to be a nerve problem or a skin problem.

  • @dalialovesdoggies4361

    5:23 5:24 5:25 5:25 😢😢😢😢. I have the opposite. Too high arch. What shall I do?

    • @PhysioMSK
      @PhysioMSK Před 8 dny

      Just the same. You can still use heel cushioning and also an arch support to take the strain of the PF but you might want to put more emphasis on the stretches and exercises. Good luck.

  • @antoyarmo7675
    @antoyarmo7675 Před 8 dny

    thanks a lot! just got MP after surgery on my acetábulo bone... Burns like hell 100% of the time. As soon as the bone is strong enough I will do it all! Thank you so much.

    • @PhysioMSK
      @PhysioMSK Před 8 dny

      Good plan. You’re very welcome. I hope it settles.

  • @ehteshamraja332
    @ehteshamraja332 Před 9 dny

    So basically there is no real cure, and one has to live with it...!!!

    • @PhysioMSK
      @PhysioMSK Před 9 dny

      You can’t cure osteoarthritis in any joint ie. You can’t reverse the changes seen on X-Ray. Symptoms can be managed and improved, often quite significantly. Surgery might be considered a cure in that it has the potential to take the pain away completely.

  • @MyMemories07
    @MyMemories07 Před 9 dny

    in 63, I developed it in both hands , i noticed it about 6 months ago. I use a computer everyday for hours. No one in my family had it. Im not Viking. im European decent.

    • @PhysioMSK
      @PhysioMSK Před 9 dny

      Yes it’s very common throughout Europe, or in European descendants. Viking’s were very good at spreading their DNA around ! Unless you had a genetic test you would never know you had some. Your parents might have had the genetics but the disease just might not have presented within their lifetime. Some researchers think the gene is activated by trauma and so it might never occur despite having the genes. Others think the gene might activate at a ‘predetermined’ time. If that is aged 95, and you die aged 94, you would never know that you carried the gene. Hope that helps.

    • @MyMemories07
      @MyMemories07 Před 9 dny

      @@PhysioMSK Thank you.. I still have full mobility in fingers and hands but, I will get it checked out by a doctor. Bit concerning.

  • @daby8399
    @daby8399 Před 10 dny

    There's a lot of people I know At work that have this. We all work at Amazon

  • @carolynluckas1219
    @carolynluckas1219 Před 10 dny

    I’m vegan several years but my one hand at the base of my left thumb keeps getting swollen and painful. I do alot of phlebotomy and IV’s and I’m left handed.. maybe that’s it?

    • @PhysioMSK
      @PhysioMSK Před 10 dny

      It could be yes. Try using a splint under your gloves and see if that helps. The push splint (see in description) is small enough to fit under a surgical glove.

  • @olivesoondar1165
    @olivesoondar1165 Před 10 dny

    I slipped & fell twice last yr ,but l breaker the 1st fall ,then l damaged my left wrist ,2nd time l got a blackout as l got covid virus ,so l keep massaging & bandage it a lot when am not working in water as it's my left hand & it's getting better so far ,it's like 75% already

  • @yvonnehope7155
    @yvonnehope7155 Před 11 dny

    Mine developed about 2 years ago at age 60..i am middle child of 7...none of the others have it..and i don't recall either of my parents having a problem...genetic🤔🤔?????

  • @nulldata9832
    @nulldata9832 Před 13 dny

    Thanks for the video. Can I ask a question? I'm a 30yo male, been drawing for the past 7 years, recently became a full-time artist. Last year I was diagnosed with OA in my right drawing hand. At first I didn't pay much attention to it, but this year it's started to be noticeable, the middle and ring finger grew into a ( bracket - shape along with very visible spurs in a few places (especially the joint I use to rely a pencil on). I've become really worried about my future. I know for a fact that it's hereditary, my grandma has it all over her hands, but she's in her 70s, not 30s! Would you say that it matters if I put pressure on that distal middle finger joint with a pencil? It's how you usually hold a pencil. The pressure is not big, but rather for long periods of time. Drawing sessions might take 4-6 hrs once or twice per day.

    • @PhysioMSK
      @PhysioMSK Před 13 dny

      I address hand and finger arthritis in this video czcams.com/video/fhLkDOPViUE/video.htmlsi=vKHI69ZuqlvV_hTc If it’s not painful when pinch gripping a pencil then I wouldn’t worry. An x Ray would be useful though.

    • @nulldata9832
      @nulldata9832 Před 12 dny

      @@PhysioMSK Thank you very much, and I really appreciate you taking time to answer me. I can't say it's painful, but there's an itchy sensation after a drawing session, little redness. I will watch the video right now, thank you! One more thing, please 🙏, what should I look for particularly in that X-Ray? Thank you again.

    • @PhysioMSK
      @PhysioMSK Před 12 dny

      @@nulldata9832 there are some x-Ray examples in that video but generally you look for arthritic changes in the DIP joints. This is the job of a radiologist or orthopaedic specialist though. You shouldn’t be interpreting x-Ray results yourself.

    • @nulldata9832
      @nulldata9832 Před 12 dny

      @@PhysioMSK I get it now, thank you. You're a god send! Wish you best of luck and I will look into supporting you.

  • @olivierarradon7593
    @olivierarradon7593 Před 13 dny

    Merci !!

  • @denisegordon5091
    @denisegordon5091 Před 13 dny

    You explained everything that my ortho did not (which is how I ended up finding you). THANK YOU!!! Two questions: 1) Could you please address what diet changes may be helpful and 2) whether or not wearing support can help slow or prevent further deterioration? Lastly a suggestion: I know someone that took too much ibuprofen (deliberately) and almost needed a liver transplant. Advil takes my pain away very effectively but I only use it when I cannot take it anymore and never for more than a few days. I think you should be more assertive about the dangers of abusing OTC medications.

    • @PhysioMSK
      @PhysioMSK Před 13 dny

      Thanks for the comment Denise. Much appreciated. To answer your questions, 1) There is very limited quality evidence to support dietary changes in osteoarthritis, other than the fact that a 'Mediterranean diet' seems to be beneficial. However I have addressed diet and supplements for OA in a separate video here czcams.com/video/5x-U0pJJnsk/video.htmlsi=QWU-NpdQskY91kXx 2) Using a splint for the long term would theoretically slow the degenerative process but there is no clinical evidence to support this. 3) I agree re issues associated with OTC medicine abuse. I always advise patients to talk with their Dr / Pharmacist before using these meds and there are clear warnings on the package. If people choose to abuse these meds it is often a conscious choice and there is unfortunately little that can be done to stop them. Best wishes. Stephen.

    • @denisegordon5091
      @denisegordon5091 Před 13 dny

      @@PhysioMSK thank you!

  • @sherrievenuti566
    @sherrievenuti566 Před 14 dny

    The disfigurment of my finger joints has been going on since 2001 ish. So 23 years and now the pain has started. I have so much hope after listening and reading all the comments. Thank you everyone. Together we can overcome or at the very least minimize our struggles. Forever grateful

  • @MeISvSash
    @MeISvSash Před 15 dny

    Thanks

  • @lails9241
    @lails9241 Před 16 dny

    I gave up gluten and the swelling and pain disappeared. If i now eat any gluten , I can feel my thumb tingling.

  • @maminadia6966
    @maminadia6966 Před 16 dny

    I didnt want to manage my symptoms of akiles tendinitis and plantar fasciatis, I wanted to fix the problem!!! I suffered from these problems for 30 bloody years !!!! In the morning i couldn't simply walk. Currently i started learning about body mobility and it was a LIFE SAVIER!!! SPECIALLY ANKLE AND FOOT MOBILITY. Theres plenty of videos about iton youtube and also streching my knees and hip flexors helped alot . They all conected. I also applied CASTOR OIL PURE, helped my pain go away .. and finally i could bear walking bare foot and bought my pair of bare foot shoes that have been helping alot!!! Currently i have no akiles tendinites nor plantar fasciates. I cure myself !!!

    • @PhysioMSK
      @PhysioMSK Před 16 dny

      Well done 👍

    • @daby8399
      @daby8399 Před 10 dny

      Can I ask you what castor oil you used like what brand

  • @BrandonBarker
    @BrandonBarker Před 17 dny

    I agree with others commenting that this is the best plantar fasciitis video. I would also like to compliment on the bookshelf ends from the collectors edition of the Lord of the Rings films (I have them as well). After watching this, I do wonder if what I have, as a wannabe runner, is truly plantar fasciitis. The pain tends to be more towards the arch of the foot rather than the heel, and recently it seen to resolve within a day of appearing. Several months ago I had bottom of the foot pain lasting for at least several months it seemed, although never severe, it did keep me from running. In the past, I had been diagnosed with plantar fasciitis, but that was years ago (also from running).

    • @PhysioMSK
      @PhysioMSK Před 17 dny

      Thanks. I appreciate the feedback. Whilst the vast majority of plantar heel pain is on the inside of the heel, there are variants where the pain is felt on the outside of the heel (the lateral band of the plantar fascia) or in the arch itself. With arch pain it’s also common to get small lumps within the arch called ‘plantar fibroma’ which is a sister condition. These are harmless but can be irritable.

  • @londaroque7300
    @londaroque7300 Před 17 dny

    Can I pop a kinda hard small ball right at the creese where my thumb is attached to palm side?

    • @PhysioMSK
      @PhysioMSK Před 17 dny

      Sounds like a pearl (seed) ganglion. You would struggle to burst it with pressure but it is possible. So much easier with a needle. I would have to advise against doing this yourself though. Best to get it checked out.

  • @aditiyadav6220
    @aditiyadav6220 Před 18 dny

    Good thx sir

  • @oKima81
    @oKima81 Před 20 dny

    I had a tibia and fibula fracture 5months ago, now i walk but i have a flat feet and pain amd swelling in the ankle.. what can i do ?

    • @PhysioMSK
      @PhysioMSK Před 17 dny

      You need a diagnosis first. It might be this condition or it might be something else. So go and see someone.

  • @TommyJones49
    @TommyJones49 Před 20 dny

    I want a cure! Please research, the answer is out there. I know crazy idea, but...

  • @glynmoore3730
    @glynmoore3730 Před 20 dny

    I suffered this many years ago. The pain was violent and painful, although not all the time. But carrying or holding things was really difficult. Simplest example was that it was really difficult to even carry a cup and saucer in one hand. Thankfully I was told to try magnesium oil and it's was a life changer, so much so I am now pain free. Better still, I always wiped xs oil from my hands on my knees and an issue in my knee has also now gone.

  • @Jacked2theTs
    @Jacked2theTs Před 20 dny

    The first time my big toe MTP pain started, was after wearing a new pair of work boots with metatarsal guards… They put pressure on the joint from above, and when the boot material creases, it pushes sharply into the top of the joint. Last 5 days has basically felt like I was walking around on a foot that felt like it had been whacked with a hammer. 🔨 😣

    • @PhysioMSK
      @PhysioMSK Před 17 dny

      That sounds like a metatarsalgia caused by repetitive trauma. You probably don’t have arthritis at all.

  • @Myrslokstok
    @Myrslokstok Před 21 dnem

    All that rowing! 🚣

  • @jaesoonwhite5221
    @jaesoonwhite5221 Před 22 dny

    I love it.

    • @PhysioMSK
      @PhysioMSK Před 22 dny

      Thanks. It loves you too ☺️

  • @Sophia-uw2se
    @Sophia-uw2se Před 22 dny

    I have nodular arthritis in every finger. 3 fingers have fused and the others are on their way. Im 53 and this started 5yrs ago but become much more aggressive in the last 2 yrs. Im a tiler by trade and it's effecting my work. Only my thumb and middle finger work on my right hand. It's extremely painful. I have an appointment with a surgeon next month to see about joint replacements. It's a very depressing condition as you need your hands for everything

    • @PhysioMSK
      @PhysioMSK Před 22 dny

      It sounds like you have quite advanced and aggressive nodal OA for your age. I hope the surgeon can help.

  • @fosmert877
    @fosmert877 Před 22 dny

    This was an excellent video for this problem.

    • @PhysioMSK
      @PhysioMSK Před 22 dny

      Thanks. I appreciate the feedback.

  • @tomliuyt
    @tomliuyt Před 23 dny

    Very clear video and I appreciate you showing the average time to heal and what can be done that is research based

    • @PhysioMSK
      @PhysioMSK Před 22 dny

      You’re very welcome Tom. Glad you found it helpful.

  • @imrajseikh9627
    @imrajseikh9627 Před 23 dny

    Thanks sir

  • @Aerospacer77
    @Aerospacer77 Před 24 dny

    Thank you so much. You just helped me diagnose myself. I'm going to try the ibuprofen gel for sure. So will heat or ice help at all?

    • @PhysioMSK
      @PhysioMSK Před 24 dny

      Unlikely. But it won’t do any harm so try and see.

  • @hegarklasye
    @hegarklasye Před 24 dny

    Very thorough. Thank you so much

  • @SantiagoPan1718
    @SantiagoPan1718 Před 25 dny

    Thank you for all these exercises! I appreciate them, this video was helpful and intertaining as well :). Something that happen to me it's that my pinky finger hides behind my ring finger (the palm side), it's like it wanna go behind when I close my hands. I had tennis elbow before and I don't know if it can have some relation.

    • @PhysioMSK
      @PhysioMSK Před 14 dny

      I can’t see the finger issue being related to tennis elbow but the nerve involved in the condition supplies the interosseus muscles which sit between the ring and little finger and help control their movements. So this is not an unusual situation for cubital tunnel syndrome.