There is no data linking swollen wrists with knuckle cracking. In fact, there is no data linking knuckle cracking with swollen knuckles or arthritis.
Swollen joints in your hands can indicate you may have arthritis. The other symptoms of arthritis are joints that are stiff, inflamed, and painful. The joints affected can be in your hands, feet, and wrists.
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No- it only means that you have long fingers or small wrists or both.
Any of them. Most often the fingers, wrists and forearms though.
Guitar Hero, since you included fingers which shuffling cards doesn't really require you to use them at all. Then again it would depend what level of Guitar Hero? =P
RSI stands for repetitive starin injury. There are various causes of RSI of the hands and wrists such as carrying out repetitive tasks, sustaining awkward positions or the application of force to the hands and wrists. Those who use computers for many hours a day may be at risk of RSI.
You have to think about relaxing your shoulders and arms and fingers and wrists but don't make it too flimsey
You can rotate your torso, neck, shoulder, ankle. fingers, and wrists. There may be other rotatable body parts too.
Its more better for your wrists and possibly your fingers to rest and type upon. It reliefs tension in your wrist and fingers by having a downward slant unlike regular keyboards which have a up or neutral angle.
2 fingers (not your thumb it has it's own heart rate) into your wrists on your left hand it's the left side, on the right hand......, and how I do it you put the 2 fingers under your palm onto your LH wrist then follow down anther 2 fingers and your there
carpel tunnel sindrome.