Can Bouchard's Nodes Go Away on Their Own? Unfortunately, no. There is no cure for Bouchard's nodes or finger OA, but with proper treatment, the disease can be managed effectively and progression stopped or delayed.

How do you get rid of arthritis nodules on your fingers?

You can treat pain and swelling with rest, splints, ice, physical therapy, and pain medicines like nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). In rare cases, your doctor might suggest surgery to remove the nodes, or replace or fuse one of the joints in your fingers.

Is Bouchard's nodes serious?

Bouchard nodes are less common than Heberden nodes and are associated with more severe arthritis.