Hand Pain and Computer Keyboards

By Linda Meckler

When you touch a keyboard do you have pain in your fingers/hands or arms? Do you feel, if you have to spend one more minute keying on a computer you will scream? Do you feel alone in your pain? If you answered yes to any of these questions, read on.

Typing on a keyboard is a repetitive action which dries up the fluid inside your hands. After years of typing the inside of your hands look like and start feeling like a rotten apple. The more you type on a keyboard or use your hands in any capacity the worse this gets.

Many people go to occupational therapy or hand therapy and this can relieve their hand pain. There are many people who do not have their hand pain relieved by therapy. Their hands have rotted on the inside and only surgery or complete hand rest will resolve the problem.

I discovered years ago, after my numerous hand surgeries/ hand therapies something by accident. I placed a pad underneath my keyboard. It gave my hands instant relief from pain when typing on a keyboard.

It cushioned my hands and now I can type on a keyboard comfortably. Without it I am in extreme pain. This remarkable pad can help you too. Why suffer in pain everyday?

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