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Tendonitis and RSIs are conditions caused by repetitive movements or sustained awkward positions, leading to inflammation, pain, and reduced function in muscles, tendons, and nerves. Common sites include the wrists, elbows, shoulders, and neck. Symptoms can range from mild discomfort to severe pain and stiffness.
This condition is often invisible.
Many disabilities, including this one, may not have outward signs—people can be significantly impacted even if they appear “fine” on the outside.
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Early intervention and ergonomic support can prevent RSIs from becoming chronic. Combining posture adjustments, regular breaks, and appropriate equipment helps manage symptoms and sustain employment.
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