trigger finger and duepetrons contracture

Question 1

what is the typical patient of trigger finger?

Answer 1

In their 40s or 50s
Women (more often than men)
People with diabetes (more with type 1, but also type 2)

Question 2

what is the typical presentation of trigger finger?

Answer 2

Is painful and tender (usually around the MCP joint on the palm-side of the hand)
Does not move smoothly
Makes a popping or clicking sound
Gets stuck in a flexed position