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Wrist drop is caused by irritation or entrapment of your radial nerve, which runs down your arm and into your hand, states the MDGuidelines website. The nerve often becomes irritated due to a repetitive activities such as typing and leaning your elbows on your desk.
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Your sinuses include your nose, forehead--particularly between the eyebrows--and the area under your eyes. According to the University of Maryland Medical Center, blocked sinuses can cause tension headaches in each of these locations.
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According to Spine Universe, poor posture--where the shoulders are hunched and your head juts forward--is one of the leading causes of neck injuries and neck pain. Constantly reminding yourself to sit and stand up straight are a good start for improving posture.
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Water on the knee is caused by swelling of the knee joint and an accumulation of the fluid that helps keep the joint lubricated, says BigKneePain.com. The most common symptoms are tenderness around the knee, difficulty performing some movements, such as running or jumping, and swelling or puffiness.
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According to the website Orthogate, calcification of the shoulder occurs when calcium deposits build up on shoulder tendons, causing the surrounding tissue to become inflamed. Exercises to strengthen the shoulder muscles--collectively known as the rotator cuff--can alleviate the pain this condition causes.
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Foot drop is a condition that makes it difficult to lift the front part of the foot, which often causes it to drag and lead to pain or discomfort when walking.
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