I have one of these vertical mice, and it has worked out great to mimimize wrist pain from mousing.
-pete
On Aug 29, 2011, at 12:33 AM, Gary L. Smith wrote:
> I also switched my trackball mouse to my left side after experiencing
> carpal tunnel syndrome. It helps your wrist a great deal but will
> eventually cause carpal thumb. Watch out how you place your thumb on
> the track ball and if your thumb begins to hurt than adjust the position
> so that it quits hurting. The thumb hurting a bit while you use your
> mouse is much better than your wrist hurting all the time. HTH
>
> Gary '01 ST4 Gaston, OR
>
> On 8/28/2011 7:44 PM, Michael Heth wrote:
>> I changed to a trackball and put it on the left side of the keyboard
>> to give my right wrist (the worse of the 2) a break. Trackballs seem
>> to allow for a better positioning for your wrist (IMO).Thanks, M./
>> Michael Heth mheth@motolectric.com (415) 992-7840
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