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What is writers cramp and how can it be treated?
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Writer's: cramp is cramping muscles in the HAND due to excessive long term writing ..I thought it was EXTINCT!! (since the advent of the typrwriter/word processor/computer!!!!!!!
Answered 11/28/2017
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