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I get RSI in my wrists/hands from typing/coding. But three small changes to my desk set up keep it almost entirely at bay: 1 - Use a vertical mouse. I like Evo
by saltyoutburst 10y ago
I get RSI in my wrists/hands from typing/coding.
But three small changes to my desk set up keep it almost entirely at bay:
1 - Use a vertical mouse. I like Evoluent best but they are expensive. Anker is much cheaper but not quite vertical enough for my liking.
2 - Set up my keyboard so that it tilts -away- from me. Meaning the back (F-key side) is about 1-2cm lower than the front (space bar side).
3 - Type with my wrists/palms raised up a bit and -not- resting on the desk or keyboard.
All of these things help keep my wrists and hands in a straight line with my forearms which seems to be the key for me.
It doesn't hurt to occasionally do some wrist stretches too.
- pedalpete 10y agoI started getting issues about a month ago. I was surprised when I first read that we are supposed to keep wrists above the keyboard. takes a bit of getting used to but I think that is key.