EPTIs it possible to play through this?
Do you know any techniques to get your hand to wake up faster during the game?
Hand goes to sleep during play?
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0c3LoT
Canada162 Posts
Is it possible to play through this? Do you know any techniques to get your hand to wake up faster during the game? | ||
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KingVietKong
United States170 Posts
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Nemireck
Canada1875 Posts
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skeldark
Germany2223 Posts
Sleeping parts is most of the time not problem of blood circulation its a problem of interrupting the nerve by constant pressure. | ||
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Emporio
United States3069 Posts
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0c3LoT
Canada162 Posts
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Silidons
United States2813 Posts
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bokchoi
Korea (South)9498 Posts
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Azrael1111
United States550 Posts
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Dr.Sin
Canada1126 Posts
I recommend you look at how your hand is positioned when you play. Day9 had a video on how to sit / place your hands to minimize strain, including exercises you can do to stretch and warm up. | ||
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cristo1122
Australia505 Posts
If its ur keyboard hand then u just need either to keep it active in the early game that is the point of spamming btw its to keep ur hands moving. probly give some more info such as: do u lose feeling in ur hand (numbness) do u feel pain how often do u use the computer (not just games but generally) do u feel a prickling sensation do u get any shakes or tremours as it could be related to the amount of time u spend on the computer, damage to ur wrist, cold hands, stress/anxiety (the game causes u to zone out so u lose feeling in ur body to a certain extent [i know cause i get this time to time]). stimulants, alcohol or any other drug or medication. | ||
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cristo1122
Australia505 Posts
On October 20 2011 10:32 0c3LoT wrote: My keyboard hand, it only happened once. But I was like WTF because it's pretty much an auto-loss after your hand goes to sleep. probly either stress induced or some outside distraction thinking about something else etc. | ||
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skeldark
Germany2223 Posts
In most cases it happens because you put pressure over long time to a nerve. And when it happens more often this means that you put your hand often in this position. Serious guys, you should not tell someone randomly illnesses. | ||
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cristo1122
Australia505 Posts
On October 20 2011 10:37 skeldark wrote: don't panic. Dont listen to the guys who say you have a problem with blood circulation or carpal tunnel or stress or whatever illness. In most cases it happens because you put pressure over long time to a nerve. And when it happens more often this means that you put your hand often in this position. well it only happened once then it is probly stress induced rather than a nerve as it would be reoccuring and or constant. the reason why i think that is stress induced is that i sometimes get the same thing and it usually occurs when im really stressed or anxious about something (i have an anxiety disorder btw) | ||
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SurHorse
United States13 Posts
Might want to do some stretching before and in between games, too. | ||
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skeldark
Germany2223 Posts
On October 20 2011 10:40 cristo1122 wrote: well it only happened once then it is probly stress induced rather than a nerve as it would be reoccuring and or constant. the reason why i think that is stress induced is that i sometimes get the same thing and it usually occurs when im really stressed or anxious about something (i have an anxiety disorder btw) I dont say he have a nerv problem. I say his hand is sitting on his table in same place over long time and hes unlucky and put pressure on a nerve. He release his hand and after a while its fine again. Its mechanical... And some people have this more often at some situations because they tend to move into unconformable positions. | ||
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cristo1122
Australia505 Posts
On October 20 2011 10:41 skeldark wrote: I dont say he have a nerv problem. I say his hand is sitting on his table in same place over long time and hes unlucky and put pressure on a nerve. He release his hand and after a while its fine again... yeah but if that was the cause it would occur more than once unless he was positionaing his arm in a specific way for that time . | ||
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skeldark
Germany2223 Posts
On October 20 2011 10:42 cristo1122 wrote: yeah but if that was the cause it would occur more than once unless he was positionaing his arm in a specific way for that time . right. you understand it... I dont say this is the only reason and as far as i know this is not the only one and its not fully understood. But mechanical pressure is the reason in most cases. | ||
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duk3
United States807 Posts
All you really have to do is change positions, maybe get a rest for your keyboard wrist so it's not in an uncomfortable position so that this doesn't occur in the future. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paresthesia | ||
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cristo1122
Australia505 Posts
On October 20 2011 10:43 skeldark wrote: right. you understand it... I dont say this is the only reason and as far as i know this is not the only one and its not fully understood. But mechanical pressure is the reason in most cases. dont make me look up a book on this subject lol ^^ | ||
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