Changing hands......do they cause problems.....??

Question

I am a right-hander....and am practising to write with my left hand....some say like it might cause problems in the future.....is it so????

Answer 1

No, all you are doing is making the right side of your brain (the right side of the brain controls the left side of the body)work harder, no problem with that!
It has been proved that forcing left handed children to use their right hand can cause problems but this does not apply to adults who's neural pathways have been well established.

Answer 2

Theres nothing wrong with trying to be ambidextrous. I did the same thing when I was younger and just kept with it through out the years. I also encouraged my son to do it. He was really glad that I made him learn because it wasn't long after that he fell and broke his arm and wrist. He had to have it re-broken 4 times because the bones kept rolling. So for 6mo. he was in a cast. His dominant hand is right, but for those 6mo. he was left handed. Now he can use both. I say keep up with it...Its not something everybody can do.

Answer 3

Sometimes. It is more likely that you have a faulty alternator. They tend to go bad by shutting down when the engine warms up. The result is that when the engine is cold, the battery recharges, When the engine is hot it soesn't charge the battery, and eventually stops charging all together. Another possible cause is a faulty alternator belt. If a belt get glazed, it will slip just enough to keep the alternator light off but wont charge the battery. Most auto parts stores will check the battery, alternator and belt for free

Answer 4

Nope. When I was a kid I broke my right arm and had to use my left hand for a couple months. All it did was give me better control of my left hand. It makes you more ambidextrious.

Answer 5

Not at all. If anything, it might save you trouble in the future if you should hurt your right hand.

Answer 6

I have heard that it is best to stay with your natural lateral dominance.