The initial lumps may produce discomfort that usually resolves itself, but Dupuytren’s Disease is not typically painful.

Surgery for Dupuytren’s disease will usually be carried out as day surgery in a hospital. A dressing will be worn for a few weeks post surgery and will also need hand therapy to assist with movement and to help prevent further contracture. Most patients willContinue reading →

Despite surgery, the disease process may progress or present in other areas of the hands causing further contractures. This is usually a slow process occurring over years.