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A Brief about Dupuytren's Disease Dupuytren's contracture hand abnormality usually develops over years to a person.  It is a condition in which the layer of tissue gets affected that is lying under the palm skin. The tangle of tissue that gets formed under the skin results in creating a thick twine that makes the finger to a bend position.  As a result of this, the affected fingers can’t get straightened and a person would not be able to do the daily activities. You may also feel shaking of hands in such a case. Dupuytren’s disease mainly affects the two fingers that are most distant from the thumb. What Are the Causes & Symptoms?   How will you get to know that you are suffering from Vikings disease? Generally, dupuytren's contracture evolutes at a slow rate and take years to grow. It starts with the swelling of the skin on the palm of your hand. With its progress, the skin on your palm may appear crinkled. The lump formed may feel delicate ...

What is Dupuytren’s syndrome? If you have come across Dupuytren’s syndrome, you may be aware of the condition. Those suffering from such condition can probably bend fingers normally but can’t able to straighten them completely. It is a condition that gradually causes connective tissue under the skin of your palm to thicken and become scar-like trouble. Though Dupuytren’s is not necessarily awful, it shortens the movement. The bending caused by the thick tissue is contracture. If you have Dupuytren’s, your fingers get bent into a fixed position, and it becomes difficult to grasp big objects or even making simple movements. Causes & Symptoms  There are not any actual causes known for the occurrence of Dupuytren’s nodule . However, the condition tends to run in families and genes can be one of the reasons. Also, it mostly occurs in the middle age and people having diseases like diabetes. How can one identify the Dupuytren's contracture symptoms are - that the skin on...