Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI)

Description: Repetitive strain injury (RSI), 'overuse syndrome' or 'upper limb syndrome' describes pain associated with loss of ... more

Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) ... function in a limb resulting from repetitive movement or sustained static loading.

Newest Review: ... there all the time, it’s very distressing and kept me awake at night. I also found that I kept dropping things as a ... more

... sharp shooting pain would come from my wrist and would lock my hand. It was incredible painful and on occasions brought tears to my eyes. I eventually went to see my doctor, he asked me what job I did, when I mentioned that I used a key board all day he said that this could well be the cause, especially if I had been using it a number of years. He told me it was very common and that he would send me for some nerve tests, and not to worry. It only took a few weeks and my hospital appointment came through to go to Mou...more

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Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI): The Fact Is This Is A Common Problem (894 words)
by - written on 20/03/02 (Very useful, 94 readings)
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Most people have never heard of repetitive strain injury (RSI) as its better known, until they develop it and I therefore wanted to explain a little about it and share my experience with you. RSI is among the most common work related ailments of today. It can affect the neck shoulders, arms and your hands. The most common part that it affects is your wrists, especially those of us that spend our time on keyboards. It is triggered by prolonged periods of work without adequate breaks, doing the same thing day in day out over a period of time. Other causes to the other parts of the body that I have mentioned can be down to working in a cold environment at work, ... Read the complete review

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