There is little or no data to support the concept that activity adjustment prevents<unk> . The evidence for wrist rest is debated. There is also little research supporting that ergonomics is related to<unk> . Due to risk factors for hand and wrist dysfunction being multifactorial and very complex it is difficult to assess the true physical factors of<unk> . Biological factors such as genetic predisposition and anthropometric features had significantly stronger causal association with<unk>  than occupational/environmental factors such as repetitive hand use and stressful manual work. This suggests that<unk>  might not be preventable simply by avoiding certain activities or types of work/activities.
Carpal tunnel syndrome
Radial tunnel syndrome
Ulnar tunnel syndrome
Calpainopathy
Tarsal tunnel syndrome
Sciatica
Median nerve palsy
Anterior interosseous syndrome