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rsi?
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Hi, I have been experiencing slight pains in my right wrist recently. I do a lot of data input on a computer at work, and this appears to trigger it. Is this classed as RSI? A friend said there would be some swelling or something if it was. Not sure what to do about it, as I have to input data as part of my job, but I am worried about my wrist.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I have the same thing when I am using the mouse a lot and I actually swap to the other hand for a week or so but that is probably easier for me because I am left handed. There is an elastic bandage thing in Boots which I think is for sports injuries but I find if I wear that then it really helps. There are rules and regulations which your employer should be following, although most don't . .about breaks and things .. but it doesn't hurt to read them, you will find them probably on the website of the Health and Safety Executive somewhere. It is not a thing to mess about with though because it can lead to some quite bad problems in the future, the key is to catch it early and get it rested, and your employer has a duty to ensure this, even if it meant putting you on another task for a while .....
i also suffer from RSI...in my wrist..it comes and goes but when its there you know about it..i've had quite a few incidents with cutting my feet and legs because i drop stuff i.e knives and plates cups etc..its not nice. i had anti inflammatory but it didnt work for me, i guess everyones different though.
hope you get it sorted...hollie x