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Old 05-06-2010, 04:23 PM #1
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So I am curious what types of jobs do people do that have RSI chronically? I find when I use my hand to pick up things and just normal use - not gripping items, just picking up it hurts and aches. My hand is always stiff, tight - now achey that I am using it under the supervision of a physical therapist. No heavy lifting. I have RSI in my dominant wrist hand and have just been diagnosed with tennis elbow. I got it from overuse at work with mouse work.

Does anyone else have this issue with picking up things hurting their hand or flaring it up? What types of jobs do people do with this condition?

Thanks for any input.
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