How To Prevent RSI
- maintaining good posture at work.
- taking regular breaks from long or repetitive tasks – it's better to take smaller, more frequent breaks than one long lunch break.
- trying breathing exercises if you're stressed.
- take a stretch break multiple times throughout the day.
- How can repetitive strain injury be prevented in the workplace?
- Does repetitive strain injury go away?
How can repetitive strain injury be prevented in the workplace?
Tips for preventing RSI
- Adjust your work station to promote good posture and comfort.
- Sit in a chair that gives you support for your lower back and keep your feet flat on the floor or on a foot rest. ...
- Avoid sitting cross-legged.
- If possible, spend some of your computer time at a standing desk.
Does repetitive strain injury go away?
How long does RSI/OOS last? RSI usually lasts only a few days or weeks if treated properly in the early stages, but it can affect a person for many years if not treated or diagnosed properly in the beginning (Pascarelli & Quilter, 1994).