I went to the doctor, and he recommended me to a specialist.

At this point, you might be thinking that this guy is a bit of a hypochondriac and seems to have a lot of issues, but I can assure you that I’m anything but. This was made worse when driving the car I owned at the time and doing various other outdoor activities, whether that be working in the garden or playing sports. I went to the doctor after experiencing increasing difficulties of sharp pain on the outsides of my wrists. While both of these workflows significantly reduced the amount of hand strain from mouse work and moving the cursor around the screen, the clear issue I still had to overcome was the keyboard. That seemed to take care of most of my issues in regard to how my right hand fared during the day.Ī touch more backstory, I also used a small Wacom tablet, which was inexpensive, where my left hand would use the pen like a mouse and my right hand would be on the Logitech ergonomic mouse, just clicking whenever the pen was in the right place. I moved up to the Logitech MX Ergo trackball mouse after the M570 was passed on to my wife. This was a real revelation, and I found that I could reduce the pain management, which included anti-inflammatories and a lot of ice. I first got the Logitech M570 trackball mouse, which was my first step into buying hardware that would alleviate my symptoms. The Surface is great but the keypad means your Mouse is sitting a long way to the right which can be annoying. The Sculpt is excellent but the need for the RF adaptor is a pain. I love this keyboard and would highly recommend it. The benefits being it has BlueTooth and a number keypad built in. This is the keyboard I use daily at work.

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