WARNING! Keyboard And Health!  |
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|  Some experts believes that use of any keyboard cause serious injury to your HANDS, ARM,WRIST,NECK and BACK.
Have you noticed important "WARNING" written on the back side of your keyboard.If you miss to notice it earlier ..just read it now..
Some exercise are also suggested on the back side of keyboard to avoid such a major injury.
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keyboard and position. | | | | |
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1.  mira91 (902)
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3 years ago
| |  Strange, there isn't any on my keyboard...ahahaha...Well i agree with you that maybe, it could affect you in the long term kinda way...That is why i encourage taking breaks in between your work stuff that requires you to type loads of documents. And it applies to mylot users too where you should take breaks after posting 50 or so posts and then continue if you have to. ^_^
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| brainyworld (31)
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3 years ago
| | I agree with you that we should take small breaks after every 30-40 minutes.By the way, Its really strange that there was no 'warning' on the back of the keyboard.Although warning message printed in a very small font and its not label/sticker that you can easily distinguished.
Which keyboard do you have? I have been using 'Logitech' multimedia keyboard and it has warning message. | | | |
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2.  reon862 (126)
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3 years ago
| |  well, people have known for years that one of the risks to using keyboards is the eventual onset of carpal tunnel if the person does not use a "proper" typing hand position. As for injury to neck and back...now i highly doubt that...unless somebody came up and hit you in the neck or back with your keyboard, then the keyboard would be the cause of said injury. But yeah, usually resting your hands after typing for a while will prevent carpal tunnel, allowing wrist muscles to relax and stuff like that.
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| brainyworld (31)
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3 years ago
| | Its good to see that people have known risk associated with computers for many years and awareness among the people has been increasing.But real question is that how many people cleverly ignoring the risk? | | | |
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3.  clickicy (469)
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3 years ago
| |  yes,
bad typing position directly hit our hand, arm, back and neck. its not solely keyboard mistakes; table, chair, and monitor position are also responsible.
i believe most of us use suggested typing position only at workplace/office-including me.
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| brainyworld (31)
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3 years ago
| | Yes,I agree with you. All rules follow in office environment only. | | | |
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4.  pandaemonaeon (105)
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3 years ago
| | the image is util, and don't know why the keyboard productors don't make ergonomics keyboards! | | | | | | |
| brainyworld (31)
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3 years ago
| | Well, Manufacturer of computer peripherals might have research but some problems have little scope to improvement.In case of keyboard the design may be perfect but it's up to people who uses computer.
Is there any best alternative to keyboard these days? If answers is yes, then we should not worry about keyboard injuries. | | | |
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