Last but not least: Mouse arm syndrome makes computer generation ache

 More and more people are spending more and more time in front of the computer. This is accompanied by pain, which often becomes chronic. In specialist literature, computer-related illnesses are referred to as RSI or mouse arm. It is not uncommon for computer workers to experience pain in their neck or wrist in the evening. If the pain does not go away, you are suffering from mouse arm syndrome or RSI (Repetitive Strain Injury). It is caused by an unhealthy posture in front of the screen or by repeated daily movements of the hands on the mouse and keyboard. These repetitions cause injuries to the tissue of the muscles, tendons and ligaments. And if the strain continues, as it does for many of us, it can lead to chronic complaints over time. Help against the syndrome can also be found - sensibly - on the computer, namely on the internet at Me-first.ch. This website has recently started providing information on RSI, advice on how to deal with it and information on treatment options.