Daughter, 9 years old. Tumen Hospital diagnosed with tenosynovitis.

Patient's question:

Before the Spring Festival, a child's index finger was injured while playing. The parents only noticed it recently. The first joint of the index finger is swollen and slightly purple.

Doctor's answer:

External application of ointments for soothing muscles, promoting blood circulation, reducing swelling, alleviating pain, dispersing blood stasis, expelling wind and dispelling cold. The ointment has strong local penetration, allowing drug molecules to be absorbed through the skin and participate in the circulatory system, reaching the affected area directly. It is then transmitted through the skin to meridians and bones, stimulating the body's regulatory functions, promoting functional recovery, and achieving rapid healing.

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