"Mouse hand" is getting cold

What you need:

• Warm clothing
• Warm rooms
• Correct sitting position
• Gel pads
• Wrist warmers
• Possibly mouse with integrated heating

That's why the mouse hand gets cold quickly

There is always a reason why something is like, as well as for a cold mouse hand.

• Medical reasons can play a role in causing your mouse hand to get cold. Perhaps you suffer from a circulatory disorder? Then you should definitely have this treated.
• The extremities of a body always cool down first, here you feel the cold first. Therefore, check that the room temperature is not too low and that this is the reason for your cold mouse hand.
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• Or maybe you are not wearing enough warm clothes? This can also result in a cold mouse hand. Test this by dressing appropriately warmer.
• Check your sitting position when doing yours mouse press and your mouse hand will start to get cold. Your forearm should be angled at right angles to your upper arm and rest as horizontally as possible on the table. If you sit too low, you will have to lift your forearm upwards, making blood flow difficult and causing a cold mouse hand.


What to do against cold hands - It'll warm you up again

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• Pay attention to the position of your wrists. If these are kinked, it is not surprising that your mouse hand gets cold. Make sure that your wrists are flat and not kinked. There are corresponding gel pads available in stores for this purpose, which smooth out the transition between the tabletop and the mouse and allow your wrist to be in a more comfortable position.

This is how to keep your mouse hand warm

1. Dress warmly enough and check the room temperature, so create a pleasant working environment for your mouse hand as well.
2. Adjust your sitting position correctly so that your mouse hand can rest on the workstation without a kinked wrist.
3. Include small breaks in your working hours during which you move your fingers and hands extensively. In this way, you pump more blood into your mouse hand and also warm it up, since work on the PC is very static.
4. If you are very sensitive to the cold, wrist warmers can be of great help. These wrist warmers not only keep your wrists, but also your hands and fingers very warm, protecting your mouse hand from the cold and the associated stiffness.
5. Drink hot tea, it warms you up inside.
6. Last but not least, there are even computer mice and mouse pads available in stores that have an integrated heater. These heat up to body temperature and keep it so that your mouse hand can no longer get cold. However, since this is a very expensive solution, you should first pay attention to the other points listed and try them out.