Evidence supports that repetitive hand and computer mouse use among office workers contributes to hand and wrist discomfort and carpal tunnel syndrome symptoms.
The retrieved papers include studies that examine computer use, mouse usage, and office ergonomics in relation to upper limb musculoskeletal disorders and carpal tunnel syndrome (such as papers [0] and [2]). The literature confirms that intense computer and mouse usage is associated with wrist symptoms and carpal tunnel syndrome risk, while none of the provided papers refute this specific relationship.