“My right hand hurts when I work long hours with the mouse. The middle finger knuckle being the worst. Is it possible that because it is so cold in here I am getting arthritis or at least arthritis type symptoms? Arthritis can be aggravated by the cold and damp weather.”
Unfortunately arthritis symptoms can be aggravated by cold weather. I am not saying that cold and damp weather causes arthritis this is something you need to see your doctor about. Arthritis symptoms are characterized by joint swelling and joint stiffness. You may also want to be tested for rheumatoid arthritis as well. Also you may want to try taking a natural supplement like Joint Advance that has glucoamine and chondroitin. If your office is that cold try wearing some thin glove and cut the tips of the fingers out and wear them to keep your joints warm. This my help.
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