General consideration III
- Symptom
- This problem is a flexor tendon inflammation, and is caused by excess use of finger tips. This problem resembles a tendon sheath inflammation in this respect, but the symptom is completely different. A flexor tendon inflammation is caused by overuse of a flexor muscle. A tendon sheath inflammation, on the other hand, is caused by loads on an extensor muscle and occurs in the region near the dorsal carpal tendinous sheaths and the wrist. Both of them are caused by overuse of finger tips, but they are different in the manner of finger usage that causes the problem.
- Tamatare Remedy
- Tamatare Remedy recovers the metabolism efficiency of the forearm flexor muscle group and the interosseous muscles simultaneously to relax the connection of the extensor aponeurosis and tendons. Furthermore, Tamatare Remedy uses the joint alignment technique to correct the finger bends. These treatments cure the problem.
- Details
- A flexor tendon inflammation is caused by frequent finger movements from bended position to the extended position, while a tendon sheath inflammation is caused by frequent finger movements from the extended position to the bended position. Therefore, this problem is often found with volleyball players and bowling players.
General consideration III
