Ganglion cyst finger: is a lump filled with synovial fluid that occurs on the finger joint closest to the nail. Finger cysts may thin the skin and cause a groove in the nail. The cyst has ROOTS that is connected to the joint.  Many people who develop a cyst of the finger suffer pain of the involved joint.  The cyst grows therefore it pushes against nerves causing pain when moved. Is is of utmost important to have the finger cyst examined to determine if arthritis has set in.

Causes Of Ganglion Finger Cysts

Although the exact cause of ganglion cysts is unknown, they may arise from trauma Injuries whether a single event or repetitive motion.

Ganglion finger cyst is associated with one or more of the following symptoms:

Finger Cyst Symptoms:

• A lump occurring around the finger joint closest to the nail
• Because the skin is thin the lump my cause pain
• May thin the skin and cause a groove to form in the nail

Ganglion Cyst Finger Diagnosis:

Ganglion finger cyst typically have a particular kind of a appearance, and the diagnosis is straightforward for the most part. Occasionally in the early phases, the cyst may not even be visible. If you think that you might have a finger cyst it would be a good idea to have the cyst checked out. Your doctor would probably want MRI or Ultrasound done to confirm the diagnosis. It is very common for cysts to change in size due to the accumulation or elimination of fluid from within the sac. larger finger cysts are therefore very unappealing hence if they start developing at the base of the finger it may be painful when gripping. Ganglion cysts do not invade other tissues or become malignant tumors (cancerous).

When Does the Cyst Need To Be Treated?

If the cyst is not causing any pain they do not require treatment. In these cases, watching the finger cyst for changes is all that is needed. If a patient develops pain, recurrent drainage, or nail deformity, treatment may be needed. Even if it ganglion cyst is not painful, diagnosis should be confirmed by a physician, since other diseases are similar to ganglion cyst finger.

What Other Treatments Are Available? 

Sucking the fluid off the cyst (Aspiration) is not recommended because there is a high recurrence rate as such the procedure could lead to infection of the finger joint. Aspiration and other techniques can only remove part of the cyst are not effective because the joint ROOT is still present.

What’s Involved with Surgical Treatment?

Ganglion cyst finger surgery takes approximately thirty minutes to perform and the patient can go home the same day providing there aren’t any complications. (outpatient surgery). The procedure is usually performed with anesthetic and most are not allowed to eat a day prior to Surgery.  After surgery the finger is stitched up there will be a bandage on the involved finger and the patient is sent home. You will have to clean the bandages every day and apply antibiotic cream to fight infection. For two weeks you will not be able you use your hand fully and THERE IS A 40% CHANCE THE CYST WILL RETURN. (Details)

The basic premise of how G-Relief Capsules work is called the I.B.V.S System (More Info) They utilize the person’s blood flow to dissolve the roots of the ganglion finger cyst and have it dispursted into your body. REMEMBER: If you want to get rid of your Finger cyst naturally you must take the time to allow the G-Relief Caps  to work.  What is long enough (More Info)