Song Eun-i undergoes finger surgery for trigger finger syndrome: "Significant inflammation occurred" [Vibo TV]

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Broadcaster Song Eun-i underwent surgery for trigger finger syndrome.

On the 3rd, a video titled "P's who came to care for me and are leaving after eating seasonal shrimp" was posted on the YouTube channel 'Vibo TV'.

The released video showed Song Eun-i undergoing surgery for trigger finger syndrome.

Song Eun-i explained, "I have developed trigger finger syndrome in my right thumb," and added, "It is currently slightly red and swollen." Trigger finger syndrome is a condition where inflammation occurs in the flexor tendon tissue used to bend fingers, or the pulley through which the tendon passes thickens, causing friction when moving the fingers.

She continued, "I received steroid injections as well, but it did not improve, so I ultimately decided to undergo surgery."

Song Eun-i announced her schedule, stating, "I need to have surgery tomorrow and be hospitalized. It is not serious. The surgery is said to take only five or ten minutes."

Afterward, Song Eun-i underwent surgery and was discharged. Employees, calling themselves Song Eun-i's caregivers, visited her home while she recovered. Song Eun-i, who had been resting, greeted the employees while applying ice packs. Regarding the surgery, she said, "It was not as simple as I thought, so it took some time. There was a lot of inflammation inside."

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