Corticosteroid Injection
for Repetitive Strain Injury
Targeted corticosteroid injections for specific RSI diagnoses (de Quervain's tenosynovitis, trigger finger) provide short-to-medium-term relief when other measures are insufficient.
How it works
Reduces local synovial and peritendinous inflammation, decreasing tendon sheath constriction and pain. Facilitates participation in rehabilitation.
What to watch for
Most appropriate when RSI has a specific injectable diagnosis (tenosynovitis, trigger finger). Requires doctor administration. Must be combined with ergonomic modification to prevent recurrence.
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