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Old 05-09-2016, 11:55 AM #1
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Default How many of you are working 9 hours/day on computer

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Would like to do the survey, please give honest answers.

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Seriously? I can spend 20min TOPS at a keyboard. After that my clavicles start aching and I can't feel my hands.

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lol, i "work" 3.5 hours at a computer but it's a joke bc i have on a neck brace and i'm barely typing

also can't double click on a mouse, i have to use a marker still

i'm on my android phone all the time though, thank god for smart phones
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I can work on the computer, for specific periods, lying down on my bed. Sitting, the forward head posture really makes life difficult.
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Seriously, 15 mins of work, start burning and pain around my shoulders and shoulder blades. I had to leave a very high paying job in computer programming
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After a year or so of reduced computer time (to zero at my worst) I am back to full-time computer work. Sometimes working long hours and weekends. Sigh.

Using stand-up desk and hand-held mouse to reduce bad posture.
Having frequent breaks, walking 20-40 min plus light exercise 3 times a day, working from home on Tuesdays and Thursdays so that I don't have to drive to the office two days in a row.

So far so good.
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After a year or so of reduced computer time (to zero at my worst) I am back to full-time computer work. Sometimes working long hours and weekends. Sigh.

Using stand-up desk and hand-held mouse to reduce bad posture.
Having frequent breaks, walking 20-40 min plus light exercise 3 times a day, working from home on Tuesdays and Thursdays so that I don't have to drive to the office two days in a row.

So far so good.
Hi Hiker,
Glad to see you can work on computer.Hows your symptoms after so long computer work? I get ulnar nerve issues at elbows.


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Glad to see you can work on computer.Hows your symptoms after so long computer work? I get ulnar nerve issues at elbows.


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For the most part no symtoms in arms/hands except some occasional minor finger numbness. Upper traps sometimes achy after a long day if I forgot to do the break/exercise.
Neck is the biggest problem right now. More or less constant low-grade pain.
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For the most part no symtoms in arms/hands except some occasional minor finger numbness. Upper traps sometimes achy after a long day if I forgot to do the break/exercise.
Neck is the biggest problem right now. More or less constant low-grade pain.
Hi Hiker,
Were you having ulnar nerve symptoms before? My upper traps are extremely tight because of cervical strain between c7-t1. Massage helps temperory but traps goes in spasm again.
Traps causing tight muscles in thoracic outlet and mouse , keyboard causes injury to thoracic outlet structures.

I am on break from my software job from last 8-9 months, my pain has definitely not noticeable but I am desperate to go back to same job in a months time.
Computer work also gives me pain above my knees.
Any suggestions please based upon your recovery.
I am going to try prolotherapy for my neck as my ligaments are loose between c7-t1 due to troma .

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