Another contributing factor might be that EAs tend to get especially worried when pain stops them from being able to do their work. That would certainly help explain the abnormally high prevalence of wrist pain from typing among EAs.
(NB this wrist pain happened to me years ago and I did get very worried.)
thats quite interesting—the only other EA person who I have discussed chronic pain with actually had severe wrist pain for years and then later attributed it to stress rather than structural damage (they were in their late 20′s and 30′s) so that definitely fits your observation
Another contributing factor might be that EAs tend to get especially worried when pain stops them from being able to do their work. That would certainly help explain the abnormally high prevalence of wrist pain from typing among EAs.
(NB this wrist pain happened to me years ago and I did get very worried.)
thats quite interesting—the only other EA person who I have discussed chronic pain with actually had severe wrist pain for years and then later attributed it to stress rather than structural damage (they were in their late 20′s and 30′s) so that definitely fits your observation