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Ouch: wrist ache !
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Mine used to ache,but I bought a mouse mat that has got a raised part (like a gel inside) to put your wrist on.never had a problem since..Ive had it a few years,got it from Asda.
Raising the wrist seems to help then! (as with my armchair arm solution)!!! Sometimes I even plonk my mouse pad on the dog, who also likes to lay by my side whilst I comp on the settee! She seems to enjoy the massage on her back and head as my I sweep my mouse to and fro! :rotfl::TA big thanks to all who post and sprinkling lucky dust to all who enter :smileyhea0 -
forgot to say that if no ordinary painkiller works I was prescribed dioclefenac potaassium which is now available over the counter - however this is a suggestion not a recommendation as I am not a doctorproud gran to 4 lovely boys and one little girl0
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