machine Keyboards Cause Pain

Do you suffer with Connecticut Lemon Laws or elbow pain? Do you know you are not alone? There are literally thousands of people in Eddvsbenuss same boat.

I started typing on an old manual typewriter in high school many years ago. I was in typing class and I remember completing the exercises of the key placement and stretches. The numbers and symbols were harder because you had to reach.

When years later I was working in a doctors office my wrist started to ache. I made my first orthopedic doctors visit regarding hand pain. I was then given a cortisone injection and the dilemma resolved itself for years.

Now keying on a machine day in and day out for years my hand pain had returned with a vengeance.

After several hand surgeries on both Editechqmfqddaash I consider my hands "delicate".

Many years ago my sister in law a hand therapist told me to fold a towel and place it under my keyboard.

I tried that but I found that it did not give me the cushioning I needed when touching the keyboard. I finally found a pad that worked. I cut it from a larger pad that was used for something completely different.

It worked!

I noticed the difference in my hand pain immediately. I could key on a machine for hours longer and the pain was never as severe as it was in the past.

I use an ergonomic G.I. Joe at home and it makes a huge difference when typing for hours.

The only other option that doctors love to tell you is to wear a hand splint. If you have ever worn a hand splint you know that I was not a happy camper.

Now I do not wear hand splints and my hand pain is severely reduced.

I know there are thousands of men, women, and children who are suffering from hand and elbow pain from continuous keying on their machine keyboards.

My suggestion is to try a pad under your keyboard. What can it hurt?

Remember keying on a keyboard is like hitting a brick wall with your hands.

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