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I once followed the advice I had found in an old guide to self-care and home medicines. The advice was to hit the ganglion with a rubber hammer or something similar. It hurt like hell but it went away. Good luck (and get some painkillers before you swing the hammer :-) Nico P.S. No liability assumed in use of this information! Am 16.06.2006 um 17:18 schrieb Kevin: > At 12:11 AM 6/16/2006, you wrote: >> I recently dicovered a small lump on my left ring >> tendon that was sort of bothering me when playing >> guitar and went to the doctor and found out is a >> finger ganglion.I am still debating wether i should >> let them operate it because there arent any guarantees >> of anything,it oculd come back,ruin a nerve numbing >> the finger etc.it is specially frustrating and >> depressing being left handed... > > I'm not a doctor so you'd be a fool to follow my advice but... > > I have had ganglions on the back of my hand in the past when my > technique wasn't good. The best advice I got was to rest the area > until my body repaired the synovial sheath shrank the ganglion. I > also worked on my technique--I was using too much force and bending my > wrist when I played so I played with a wrist brace for awhile to > unlearn bad habits. > > If you cut (or pop) the synovial sheath, you weaken it. So yeah, your > chances of getting another ganglion increase. > > Best wishes, > Kevin > > The Nettles: Progressive and Exciting Celtic Music > www.TheNettles.com >