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i agree, the desk and chair (and height) thing for me was vital. try out a better computer chair and adjust the height. i am the most comfortable in a generic tall-backed computer chair. steady arm support. also, i had to remove a lip from my desk where the keyboard/mouse sit on a slider. it was a two-inch piece of wood but the point is, you have to suit youself with your own comfortable positioning.
On the topic of office chairs can the mechanism that keeps it raised up wear out? I could have sworn when I first got the chair I'm using currently it would raise me up higher.
yeah mine is old and worn out, but still adjusts up and down, just slowly