
July 27, 2009 | Posted by alanf
I’ve been through a fair share of wrist braces in my time with RSI. Wrist braces are often the first item you will obtain after seeing a physical therapist about an RSI condition. They can be a lot of help to a RSI sufferer, but have to be used correctly, comfortably, and should not be [...]
Categories: commentary, Ergonomics, Miscellaneous, RSI |
Tags: arm pain, Ergonomics, RSI, wrist brace |
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December 10, 2007 | Posted by alanf
If you suffer from an RSI type condition, it can be aggravated when you least expect it to be ie. during your sleep. When you actually analyse what position your arms , wrists and hands are in when you wake up, you will more often than not, find them in all kinds of contorted positions. [...]
Categories: Miscellaneous, RSI, Tips |
Tags: arm pain, injury, Lifestyle, resting, RSI, RSI eduction, sleeping, typical day, wrist brace |
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November 23, 2007 | Posted by alanf
Lateral (Ulnar) wrist deviation A very common bad ergonomic practice is wrist deviation when using a keyboard. Keyboards have never been the most ergonomically designed devices, and users tend to hold their wrists very central to the keyboard whilst inducing a lateral deviation in their wrist angle. Lateral (ulnar) deviation can eventually lead to wrist [...]
Categories: Ergonomics, RSI, Tips |
Tags: arm pain, Ergonomics, injury, mouse use, RSI, RSI eduction, wrist, wrist brace |
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