Chondroma of finger is a benign tumor, which originates from the cartilage tissue of fingertip and gradually expands and forms. It is more common in people aged 30-50, and the incidence rate is relatively low. Although it is benign, if it is not treated in time, it will also cause irreversible damage to the fingers.

The symptoms of finger chondroma are varied, such as joint swelling, stiffness and pain. Its symptoms will be aggravated with the aggravation of the disease, resulting in the disorder of local function of fingers and inconvenience in daily life. When you find that your fingers are swollen and deformed, you should seek medical treatment as soon as possible.

The treatment of finger chondroma is also varied, and mild symptoms can be relieved by diet conditioning and physical therapy. However, patients with serious illness need surgical treatment, such as excision of finger cartilage nodules. Before surgical treatment, we should fully understand and evaluate the risks and carry out treatment under the guidance of professional doctors in order to receive good results.

If finger chondroma is found in time and treated properly, it can avoid unnecessary harm to fingers and body. Through correct treatment and healthy living habits, we can reduce the risk of illness and protect our health.