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1/14 Is it better to have an arm rest on your chair? Without it I have no palce to put my arms, but with it sometimes it gets in the way. \_ better with. lets your shoulders rest \_ better without. When resting your arms, let them hang down at the sides. If you rest your arms *while* typing, you're cutting circulation to your hands while exercising, which makes RSI much more likely. I've helped several people who have had RSI by 1) showing them stretches for their arms, 2) adjusting their chair, 3) buying these: http://www.mousemitt.com/wrist.html and 4) removing the armrests. \_ Ergonomics expert: what is the medically correct rule for chair adjustment? \_ sorry, but I'm a bit weird maybe. i like a chair with 1 arm rest on the left. the one on the right tends to get in the way while the left one provides a tiny amount of support at my elbow but not enough to cut off circulation or anything like that. typing for about 25 years now with no signs of RSI or anything else. |
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www.mousemitt.com/wrist.html Product Image Features Benefits Price Heatable MouseMitt International 1-800-489-6488 Keyboarders The Keyboarders are constructed of a double layer of stretch spandex. They are hand-sewn and have hidden seams so there is nothing inside to chafe the hands or wrists. A dense open-cell foam pad is sandwiched between the spandex on the inside and a vinyl pad cover on the outside. Because the built-in pad cups and cushions the carpal bones, it protects the median nerve. You may continue with your activities, knowing that wearing the Mitt helps prevent further injury and allows the wrist to heal. They are hand-sewn and have a hidden pocket which holds a bag containing heatable grains. This will release approximately 20 minutes of soothing moist heat. The moist heat released from the MicroMitt penetrates the wrist, increases circulation, and brings healing nutrients to the area. In addition, when worn at night the gloves help to keep the wrist from curling. Keeping the wrist straight at night can help to prevent tingling and numbness in the fingers. |