Ergonomic Mice

Suppose that the cost is not the most important factor. (The general framework for prevention). I spent some time on the computer, and found that the split ergonomic keyboards are very effective in preventing stress on the wrists. Unfortunately, I had less success in finding the perfect mouse. I was using a Logitech trackball ergonomic mouse, and have not helped my wrist and the nerves of some of my fingers are still sore. I recently bought one of its ergonomic wireless mouse trackball not - is definitely better (and cold), but not 100% effective. There is a mouse out there that reduces wrist strain completely, and better prevent the occurrence of, or space for those who suffer from carpal tunnel? You can try a "whale" mouse that fits the whole hand on the mouse and use more, moving the shoulder through the forearm and wrist. Try a cable and a mouse pad with the support of other