There are several potential causes of swollen finger joints that are not arthritis, including heat, injury, and infection. Learn more here.

Ganglion cysts usually appear as raised lumps near your wrists or finger joints. These non-cancerous, fluid-filled lumps, which typically develop along the tendons or joints of your wrists or ...

As well as cysts, bumps can develop too. These can be present on finger joints or at the base of the thumb. DON'T MISS Stroke: The food type 'significantly associated' with lower risk [INSIGHT] ...

Ganglion cysts can also form pouches in the sheath covering a tendon or knuckle joint. This type is called a mucous or myxoid cyst. The initial cause of a ganglion cyst is unknown.

First described as “synovial lesions of the skin” by Markin and Jones in 1880 and by Hyde in 1883, 1-3 these cysts are known by various names, including mucoid cysts, mucous cyst of the finger ...

A finger dislocation means that following an injury (usually a fracture or bone break), the bones of the finger joints are moved from their regular positions—most often in the middle knuckle of ...

In a new Instagram video, Dr. Pimple Popper—aka, dermatologist and TLC host Dr. Sandra Lee, MD—pops a finger-shaped cyst on a patient’s temple.