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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “De Quervain’s syndrome”

self care for de Quervain's syndrome includes stretching the involved muscles of the thumb

What are the self-care and medical approaches to De Quervain’s Syndrome?

Perhaps the most important self-care advice for De Quervain’s syndrome is to avoid as much as possible offending postures and activities of the thumb.

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Manual therapy for De Quervain's Syndrome includes massage to the associated muscles of the thumb in the posterior forearm

How do we treat De Quervain’s syndrome with manual therapy?

Once present, De Quervain’s syndrome (De Quervain’s disease) can be challenging to resolve, but manual therapy treatment can be very beneficial.

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Finklestein's Test for De Quervain's Syndrome

Signs, symptoms, and assessment (diagnosis) of De Quervain’s syndrome

Assessment / Diagnosis for De Quervain’s syndrome is done by a special orthopedic assessment test procedure known as Finklestein’s Test.

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Excessive use of a smart phone can cause De Quervain's Syndrome

What are the causes of De Quervain’s Syndrome?

De Quervain’s syndrome is caused by overuse of the thumb, specifically the abductor pollicis longus and extensor pollicis brevis muscles.

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