I have had a laptop for a few months now and I love that I can use it in so many different places around the house: in my easy chair, in my bed, on the dining table, on the go.
However, I notice all these aches and pains afterwards and they are getting worse. And I know it is because my posture and hand positioning, etc are not correct.
I need some help with ergonomics here...but I don't want to sacrifice the flexibility that defines use of a laptop. It seems silly to have all that mobility and then restrict myself to a proper desk.
I posted this in the medical section, because even though I am talking about my computer, it is a health concern. Of course, if you can help, I will listen to anyone, but I was hoping to hear from a physical therapist or similar type trained person. I'm sure that professional computer users who are prone to repetitive use injuries will be able to weigh in as well.
Thanks for your help!
2007-08-28
15:58:34
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musicimprovedme
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Pain & Pain Management