1. Writer's cramp describes the painful inoluntary, spasmodic muscle contractions of the fingers, hand, or arm during writing. But it can also occur during other manual tasks.

2. Writer's cramp describes the painful involuntary, spasmodic muscle contractions of the fingers, hand, or arm during writing. But it can also occur during other manual tasks.

3. Holding your pencil too tightly for too long often gives you writer's cramp.

4. "Botox" the popular anti- wrinkle treatment, can also ease writer's cramp, suggests a small study published ahead of print in the Journal of Neurology Neurosurgery and Psychiatry.

5. Radiofrequency derogation under stereotactic orientation to thalamic nuclei Vo and Vim is safe, effective and basically without recurrence in Writer's Cramp.