A month or so after operation, you can do small-scale exercise to move all your fingers and palms, including the injured fingers, which is beneficial to eliminate the swelling and blood circulation of your hands after operation.

Soak in hot water

After soaking in hot water, local muscles can be relaxed, which is beneficial to functional exercise of fingers.

Exercise actively.

Always grab, make a fist with the greatest strength and then spread it out as far as possible.

Passive exercise.

Press the injured finger hard with a good hand gradually, and then straighten it.

Drug therapy. Drugs that can relax muscles and promote blood circulation can be taken orally, or you can soak your hands with drugs and wine before exercising.