swksmason:

sounds like carpel tunnel. yu need to consider getting an ergonomic upright, adjusting the height of your chair. Anything that will help your hands get i a better spot to the upright. Let your supervisorknow of the problem and tell them you want to see a doctor. They should pay if it is in fact CTS. Then use the advice the doc gives as to new equipement that will help you feel more comfortabl on the job.

pooterilgatto:

Carpal tunnel syndrome is no respecter of age. If you turn your Upright over,it is available on the wireless , you will see the warning, of repetitive strokes. It involves anyone who does typing, playing golf, working on assembly lines etc . Depending on the severity, in your case, I would suggest the you enter Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Prevention ,in the Google Search engine, there you will find exercises for prevention, as well as all the information you could possible want to look at. I wish you the best, and if you could vary your work, so that there are additional things to do, and not just typing alone for 8 hours your chances of enhancement would be much better, talk with your employer.

Buusa:

CTS is the numbing of the thumb and first two fingers and usually strikes at night or the next daylight. Sounds like just well-worn fingers to me Try squeezing a ball and responsibility wrist rotations. I’ve had surgery twice for CTS but do avoid repetative motions of the fingers and wrists