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knuck inflame every time after playing tennis

the muscle around my  right index knuckle ( not the palm side but the other side)  inflame everytime after i play tennis. it has been bothering me for almost 2 years. i thought it was a muscle injury. the last time i let it rest was 8 months, i just started playing  again last week and it hurt again. i was told maybe it's a nerve or soft tissue problem.i can't afford to see a orthopedic. please help.
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hi,

bro, i also have same pain. is your pain gone? please update on how did you manage to go pain away?

Thanks
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the last time i rest was 8 months. it didn't hurt anymore so i just started playing a few weeks ago. the pain now is back. please help.
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hi buddy,
yes the repititive strain and stress is causing this problem. i would suggest you to keep yourself away from tennis for a few months and see how is the condition. However, even after rest, if there is no improvement, we will discuss.
regards
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it only hurt after i play tennis (inflammation), not on regular basis. is this an repetetive strain injury. you think i might have damage a nerve or might have a bone spur? what is the best way to treat it. i
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hi buddy,
well if it's happening on a regular basis, it means your knuckles may be really weak or the muscles have thinned out near that region. Don;t start with a sudden activity. You can try to do some active range of motion exercise for your knuckles and slowly put some pressure over it, so that they become strong enough to bear the activity.
regards
keep asking more.
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