What is the long term effects of trigger finger?

Answer 1

The most common long-term effect of having a finger amputated is that the stump will be more sensitive to cold. Another long-term effect can be a itching, burning sensation where the finger used to be.

Answer 2

Trigger finger is a condition that is found in people who are diabetic. The long term effects of untreated trigger finger are pain when moving the hand, loss of hand flexibility, and inability to straighten the hand.

Answer 3

pain in the fingers and "popping" sensations. Sometimes the finger may lock down into the palm or lock out straight. Symptoms are usually worse in the morning and improve during the day.