{"id":960,"date":"2025-11-27T13:03:26","date_gmt":"2025-11-27T13:03:26","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/jettebreitenstein.dk\/?p=960"},"modified":"2025-12-02T12:46:25","modified_gmt":"2025-12-02T12:46:25","slug":"leap-finger-from-pain-and-loading-to-free-movement","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/jettebreitenstein.dk\/en\/springfinger-fra-smerte-og-laasning-til-fri-bevaegelse\/","title":{"rendered":"Spring finger - from pain and locking to free movement"},"content":{"rendered":"

From pain and locking to free movement<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Springfinger - also known as trigger finger<\/em> - affects far more people than you might think. It often starts with a slight soreness or stiffness in the morning. Later comes the characteristic \u201cclicking\u201d sensation when the finger locks in a bent position and only releases when you apply force or slowly move the finger out again.<\/p>\n

For some, the discomfort is just annoying.
For others, it means that ordinary tasks - holding a coffee cup, opening a door or typing on a keyboard - become painful and difficult.<\/p>\n

What's really happening in the finger?<\/h3>\n

Inside the finger, the tendons normally slide easily through a small tendon sheath when we bend and stretch our fingers. With jumping finger, the tendon sheath becomes irritated and swells. This creates a \u201cplug\u201d that the tendon cannot slide past, causing the locking, pain and the small cracking sound.<\/p>\n

Many end up with a recommendation for surgery when the discomfort becomes too great and movement almost stops completely.
But today, there are more people exploring alternatives - including biophysical energy therapy and CellSonic treatment.<\/p>\n

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Birgitte's story: From the operating table to freedom in one treatment<\/h3>\n

Birgitte had been struggling with a locked finger for months. Every day began with the same frustration: the hand wouldn't co-operate. When she tried to stretch her finger out, it would \u201cclick\u201d and pain would shoot through her entire hand.<\/p>\n

She was about to have surgery. That was the plan.
\u201cI could hardly use my hand anymore,\u201d she says. \u201cIt affected both my work and ordinary everyday things.\u201d<\/p>\n

Nevertheless, she decided to try just one CellSonic treatment before lying down on the operating table.<\/p>\n

The moment something changed<\/h3>\n

The very same day, Birgitte noticed that the lock disappeared. Her finger suddenly moved freely - without pain. There were no clicks, no resistance, no frustration.<\/p>\n

\u201cI was supposed to have surgery, but after one treatment the finger stopped locking completely. If it happens again, I'll just go back to Jette,\u201d says Birgitte with a smile and a relief you can almost hear.<\/p>\n