Finger Trends

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Finger - the appendage at the end of your hand that helps you pick your nose and type angry emails. When it comes to trends, finger seems to be all over the place. From design and function to injuries and medical devices, the finger category is a digital grab bag of assorted curiosities. Sure, some trends seem to make sense, like the trauma trigger or subscapularis muscle searches, since they involve fingers, but how does stylish design fit in? And what's up with the Fast Chess and 4 Snaps searches? Seems like someone needs to get a grip on their search terms. Regardless, one thing is clear - the finger category may be all over the place, but it's definitely worth a finger flick through to see what tickles your fancy.

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5 Years

Monthly Searches

Oura Ring

The Oura Ring is a smart ring that tracks sleep, activity levels, and health. It is made with precision sensors and state-of-the-art heart rate, heart rate variability (HRV), temperature, activity, and sleep monitoring technology. The Oura Ring is lightweight and non-invasive, making it a convenient way to monitor your health. There is a monthly subscription fee for the Oura Ring, but it is worth it for the insights and data that the ring provides.

Monthly searches:
550,000
Competition:
HIGH

Glucose Monitor

Glucose monitors are devices used to measure and display blood sugar levels in individuals with diabetes. There are various types of glucose monitors available, including continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) and traditional blood glucose monitors. The accuracy of glucose monitors is generally high when used correctly, but occasional errors may occur. Glucose monitors do not require a prescription and can be purchased over the counter or online. The Accu-Chek Aviva Plus Blood Glucose Monitoring System is known for its accuracy and ease-of-use. Diabetic monitors including blood glucose meters and strips are needed to monitor the blood sugar levels.

Monthly searches:
60,500
Competition:
HIGH

Accelerating

Hypermobility

Joints

Hypermobility refers to the ability of joints to move beyond the normal range of motion. It can cause pain and discomfort in individuals who have extremely flexible joints. Joint hypermobility syndrome (JHS) is a genetic condition characterized by extreme flexibility along with symptoms such as pain. About 30% of the population is affected by hypermobility, and around 10% of them experience symptoms. Hypermobility spectrum disorders (HSD) are connective tissue disorders that cause joint hypermobility, instability, injury, and pain. Diagnosis of hypermobility syndrome is typically done using the Beighton score and Brighton criteria. Treatment usually focuses on improving muscle strength and fitness to protect the joints. It is advised not to train to fatigue in order to prevent further instability. Overall, hypermobility can have various systemic symptoms and affect daily functioning.

Monthly searches:
49,500
Competition:

Accelerating

Stimming

Topic

Stimming is a term used to describe self-stimulatory behavior that involves repetitive or unusual body movement or noises. It is commonly associated with autism, but it can occur in individuals without neurological differences as well. Examples of stimming include hand and finger mannerisms, rocking, jumping, spinning or twirling, and head-banging. Stimming may occur when an individual is feeling anxious, stressed, excited, or overwhelmed. It may also be a way to process sensory information or communicate with others. Stimming can be managed and it is not always necessary to stop it completely. Different strategies like redirecting attention, providing sensory input in a controlled manner or finding alternative ways to achieve the same stimulation, can be used to manage it.

Monthly searches:
49,500
Competition:
LOW

Accelerating

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