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What are the typical causes of repetitive stress injuries?
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Repetitive Stress: Repetitive stress injuries are just that: repeated stress on a joint or body part from recurrently using that part. Try to change your routine so that you are not constantly putting excess stress or strain on a particular joint or body part.
Answered 9/2/2015
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Wrist & hand pain: From our digital lifestyles on computer, tablets, mobile phones, gaming. Like dr. P says, take a break & keep your body happy, not hurting.
Answered 12/9/2013
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