Knuckle Pads: Causes, Treatments, and Prevention Tips
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In this riveting episode of Dr Dray, we delve into the mysterious world of knuckle pads - those enigmatic bumps that can appear on your finger joints. These firm, smooth growths are not your average calluses; they are a type of fibromatosis, benign tumors of dermal tissue that, despite their ominous name, are not cancerous. While they may itch or be bothersome in appearance, knuckle pads are usually asymptomatic, making them more of a nuisance than a health threat. But where do they come from, you may ask? Well, blame it on genetics or repetitive trauma - these pesky growths can be hereditary or develop from activities like finger-sucking or certain occupations that involve frequent friction on the hands.
But fear not, for Dr Dray has some tips up her sleeve for managing these knuckle pads. From protective padding and gloves to lubricating with petroleum jelly or chafing relief powder gel, there are ways to minimize friction and prevent these bumps from worsening. Additionally, exfoliating acids and sunscreen can help smooth out the skin and make the knuckle pads less noticeable. Treatment options range from doing nothing at all to surgical removal, although the latter carries the risk of scarring or keloids that may be more disfiguring than the original bump.
It's a genetic lottery, really - some may find themselves with knuckle pads due to family history, while others may attribute them to their line of work or habits. And let's not forget the intriguing world of genetic syndromes like Bart pump Fray, where knuckle pads come hand in hand with other unique features. So, whether you're a knuckle pad connoisseur or just stumbled upon this video in search of answers, Dr Dray's insights shed light on these curious growths that, despite their name, may not always be located over the knuckles. Remember, when it comes to knuckle pads, prevention and understanding are key - and as Dr Dray bids us farewell, we're left pondering the mysteries of these benign yet perplexing skin phenomena.
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