Yes, there are alternative treatments for finger deformities caused by rheumatoid arthritis that do not involve drugs, steroids, or surgery:

1. Ring Splints
- Noninvasive splints that look like rings.
- Help correct deformity while allowing finger movement.
- Can be purchased online in various designs and Show Full Answer

Yes, there are alternative treatments for finger deformities caused by rheumatoid arthritis that do not involve drugs, steroids, or surgery:

1. Ring Splints:
- Noninvasive splints that look like rings.
- Help correct deformity while allowing finger movement.
- Can be purchased online in various designs and materials.
- Consult your doctor before use.

2. Hand Exercises:
- Strengthen grip and joints.
- Stretch surrounding muscles.
- Can be done at home for a few minutes daily.
- A physical or occupational therapist can recommend safe and effective exercises.

3. Warm Water Therapy:
- Perform stretches in a sink of warm water to reduce pain.

4. RA Gloves:
- Provide warmth and compression.
- Drain excess fluid around joints and provide pain relief.
- Note: No scientific research studies have proven their functionality.

Always consult with your healthcare team before starting any new treatment.

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