There is pain in the hands for no reason. It is necessary to prevent some medical diseases, such as rheumatoid arthritis, gout and other related problems. If you are usually tired, or your hands do some delicate movements more frequently, it may also be a case of tenosynovitis or hyperosteogeny. You can go to the hospital for a face-to-face physical examination to see the specific part of the pain. You can take an X-ray of a joint to see if there is arthritis or hyperosteogeny. Then check whether there is tenosynovitis and bounce. If there is a trigger finger, it may be tenosynovitis. If there is rheumatism, you can check the rheumatism project and blood uric acid to see if there is any problem of rheumatoid gout.
