How can I keep typing and still limit the swelling of my broken hand?
9 Answers to "How can I keep typing and still limit the swelling of my broken hand?"
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use the other hand
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I'm using both. Too stubborn to not do that.
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You see; I check EP while getting some work done on the pc, so I'm not only using it for recreational purposes. That makes it too hard to slow down to left hand use only. I would if it were just EP I was doing.
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A pencil in your nose?
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lol. I think that would cause more trouble when I'm trying to type faster.
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Elevate your keyboard so the blood can't reach your hand so easily and put some ice on it to further inhibit the blood flow.
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Ice makes it hurt too much, but I could experiment with repositioning the keyboard. That should make it a bit better. Thank you.
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Dragon Speak software.
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I was just looking for similar programs. I'll check that one out too. Thank you.
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Get off EP and rest, that's a suggestion from a friend.
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It's been suggested before. Even before the broken hand really. ;)
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Lol! But seriously your hand needs to be stabilized with an ice pack and stagnant relaxation.
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Type with one hand, also use your tongue if you need to type faster
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Too stubborn to not use both hands.
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ice pack.......they have those wrap around ones that have velcro on the ends.....i use one for my neck
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Cooling it makes it hurt too much.
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ice
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Cooling it makes it hurt too much.
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Best Answer (Chosen By Asker):
Posted by FlowersNButterflies 1 Aug 23rd, 2012 at 11:44AM
Get a voice-to-type program. That will limit your hand use.
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Reply by oqouoq Aug 23rd, 2012 at 11:48AM
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