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Maintaining a proper desk setup is vital for reducing risk of chronic musculoskeletal issues in your cervical region, upper back, and hands. Start by choosing a chair that supports your lower back and ensures full foot contact with the surface. Keep your knees bent at approximately 90 degrees or no higher than your hip joints. When the chair fails to support your lumbar curve, place a rolled towel against your lumbar region.

Align your screen so that the screen’s top edge lines up with your eyes. This stops neck strain caused by improper viewing angles, which can cause cervical tension. Keep your screen roughly 20 to 30 inches from your eyes. For laptop users, invest in a laptop riser and external peripherals to maintain optimal viewing alignment and avoid hunching over.

Position your arms naturally at your sides with your arms forming a 90-degree angle. Your wrists should stay straight and relaxed while typing, not deviated from a straight line. Use a keyboard and mouse that minimize wrist deviation. Use a gel or foam cushion if it reduces pressure, but avoid pressing hard on it while typing.

Keep frequently used items like your tablet, notepad, and 小倉南区 整体 writing utensils close at hand to avoid overreaching or twisting your body. Verify your desk’s elevation allows your elbows and wrists to align level with the desk when typing. Should your desk be misaligned, adjust your chair or place a sturdy footstool to preserve spinal alignment.

Take regular breaks every 45 to 60 minutes. Get up, move your body, take a lap or perform gentle shoulder circles and neck tilts. A brief pause can ease stiffness and enhance oxygen delivery. Use a reminder app to remind yourself to move.

Stay conscious of your body positioning throughout the day. Avoid slouching or leaning forward. Rest against the chair’s backrest with your upper traps loose and your ears aligned with your shoulders. Ergonomics requires ongoing attention but an daily habit. Incremental improvements over time can make a big difference in how you feel at the end of the day.