“Can trigger finger be treated with acupuncture?”

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“Can trigger finger be treated with acupuncture?”

I am a 33 year old female. I want to know if trigger finger can be treated with acupuncture?

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**Catherine Rahm Coudray** Acupuncturist Laramie, Wy · Accepted Answer

Catherine Rahm Coudray Acupuncturist Laramie, Wy

Yes

**Kaiti Wang** Acupuncturist Baytown, TX · Accepted Answer

Kaiti Wang Acupuncturist Baytown, TX

yes

**Christie Luu** Acupuncturist Westminster, CA · Accepted Answer

Christie Luu Acupuncturist Westminster, CA

Yes.

**Tara Foster** Acupuncturist Arcata, CA · Accepted Answer

Tara Foster Acupuncturist Arcata, CA

Yes. I encourage you to book a session with your practitioner of choice to get help with relief.

**Mr. Anthony James Lorenzo** Acupuncturist · Accepted Answer

Mr. Anthony James Lorenzo Acupuncturist

Acupuncture would likely be very effective at treating that symptom.

**Grace Leung** Acupuncturist Brooklyn, NY · Accepted Answer

Grace Leung Acupuncturist Brooklyn, NY

Yes, I think so. Need to trace down to the cause.

**Phavikone Sundara** Acupuncturist Kent, WA · Accepted Answer

Phavikone Sundara Acupuncturist Kent, WA

It would be treated with acupuncture and massage. You better try!

**Lejla Fazlicic** Acupuncturist · Accepted Answer

Lejla Fazlicic Acupuncturist

Yes acupuncture can help.
All the best

For. Leila

**Ms. Beverly Lawrence** Acupuncturist Cottonwood, AZ · Accepted Answer

Ms. Beverly Lawrence Acupuncturist Cottonwood, AZ

Absolutely, I have treated many cases.

**Valerie Ducos** Acupuncturist SHERMAN OAKS, CA · Accepted Answer

Valerie Ducos Acupuncturist SHERMAN OAKS, CA

Yes, acupuncture is very helpful in the treatment of trigger finger. Warning though, it can be painful as the hand is very sensitive, but it is worth the results.

Valerie Ducos L.Ac.

**Kayla Tricarico** Acupuncturist West Islip, Ny · Accepted Answer

Kayla Tricarico Acupuncturist West Islip, Ny

Yes it can you would get some needles locally and then some that are specific for joint health to help prevent it from coming back

**jingyuan Di** Acupuncturist Los Angeles, CA · Accepted Answer

jingyuan Di Acupuncturist Los Angeles, CA

Yes, acupuncture can really help trigger the finger.

**Addie R. Harbin** Acupuncturist Missoula, MT · Accepted Answer

Addie R. Harbin Acupuncturist Missoula, MT

Absolutely. Acupuncture can help increase blood supply and circulation, to provide more nourishment to your tendons that are causing the trigger finger. Acupuncture can also help address why the trigger finger happened in the first place and help it from coming back.

**Pei Ju Chang** Acupuncturist Pacific Grove, CA · Accepted Answer

Pei Ju Chang Acupuncturist Pacific Grove, CA

Yes, definitely.

**Richard S. Mandell** Acupuncturist Brookline, MA · Accepted Answer

Richard S. Mandell Acupuncturist Brookline, MA

Although trigger finger can be proven to be tenacious, I have found that it does often respond positively to acupuncture.

Richard Mandell, Lic.Ac.

**ryan bishop** Acupuncturist loxahatchee, fl · Accepted Answer

ryan bishop Acupuncturist loxahatchee, fl

Yes

**Brittany Petrick** Acupuncturist FLAGSTAFF, AZ · Accepted Answer

Brittany Petrick Acupuncturist FLAGSTAFF, AZ

Yes, trigger finger can be treated with acupuncture. It is important to get your Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) diagnosis in order to also treat the root of your condition along with the branch (the symptoms of the trigger finger). A treatment needs to consist of both aspects to get long-term relief.

**Jessica Ra'chel Newman** Acupuncturist LONG BEACH, CA · Accepted Answer

Jessica Ra'chel Newman Acupuncturist LONG BEACH, CA

Absolutely! And successfully!

**Barbara Maddoux** Acupuncturist Albuquerque, NM · Accepted Answer

Barbara Maddoux Acupuncturist Albuquerque, NM

Yes it can be treated with Acupuncture.

**Natalie Ramsey** Acupuncturist Montclair, New Jersey · Accepted Answer

Natalie Ramsey Acupuncturist Montclair, New Jersey

Yes, trigger finger can be treated by acupuncture.

**Sharee Conrad** Acupuncturist Sherman Oaks, Ca · Accepted Answer

Sharee Conrad Acupuncturist Sherman Oaks, Ca

Yes!

**Daisy Dong** Acupuncturist Denver, CO · Accepted Answer

Daisy Dong Acupuncturist Denver, CO

Yes

**David Amador** Acupuncturist East Syracuse, NY · Accepted Answer

David Amador Acupuncturist East Syracuse, NY

Yes! We can help! Acupuncture is a great treatment for trigger finger, it usually responds very well.

**Andrea Cillo** Acupuncturist Bay Shore, New York · Accepted Answer

Andrea Cillo Acupuncturist Bay Shore, New York

Yes. Acupuncture can be very effective in treating trigger finger.

**Ms. Ellen D. Leonard** Acupuncturist Grants Pass, OR · Accepted Answer

Ms. Ellen D. Leonard Acupuncturist Grants Pass, OR

Yes. I have successfully treated several people for trigger finger.

**Ms. Qin Milla Mu** Acupuncturist San Jose, CA · Accepted Answer

Ms. Qin Milla Mu Acupuncturist San Jose, CA

Yes, trigger finger can be treated with acupuncture.

**Jeff Rippey** Acupuncturist Saint Joseph, MO · Accepted Answer

Jeff Rippey Acupuncturist Saint Joseph, MO

Sometimes, yes, trigger finger can be treated with acupuncture. There are also some topical liniments which can be utilized along with TuiNa (Chinese therapeutic massage) to provide relief.

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