Writer's cramp
Writing spasm, also known as primary writing tremor, is the most common action tremor in adults, especially when writing, which makes writing difficult. This disease is relatively common in clinical practice, and refers to the patient's hand tremor of 5 to 8 Hz when writing or making writing movements, without other functional disorders. In some patients, tremors are not completely limited to writing movements, and tremors may also occur when doing other similar tasks or using similar tools. Therefore, some people have proposed that writer's cramps can be divided into task-induced writer's cramps and posture-sensitive writer's cramps.
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Site of disease:
Hand muscles -
Infectious :
Not contagious -
Frequent population:
Teacher, editor, writer, calligrapher, painter,... -
Related symptoms:
Computer agraphia hand tremor wrist pain fatigue wrist pain -
Concurrent disease: