Calcium helps to build bone strength. Most people need at least 1000 mgs each day. For women, over age 50, the recommended dose of calcium is at least 1200 mgs daily. One of the major reasons for wrist injury is falling forward and catching yourself with your hand.  To prevent falls, try to wear appropriate footwear and be sure your hallways and outdoor walkways are well lighted.  Install handrails along outdoor steps or areas where the walkways are uneven.  Consider installing handrails in the bathroom, and on both sides of stairways. If you spend your time typing at a computer keyboard, consider using an ergonomic keyboard or foam pads for the mouse that are designed to position your wrist in a more natural way. Take breaks often, and organize your desk area to allow your arms and wrist to rest in a relaxed and neutral position. If you participate in sports that require wrist action, be sure you wear the proper equipment to protect your wrist from injury.  Many sports can lead to wrist injuries. Wearing the appropriate equipment, including wrist guards and wrist supports can minimize, and sometimes prevent, injury.  Examples of sports that are commonly associated with wrist injuries include in-line skating, regular skating, snowboarding, skiing, gymnastics, tennis, football, bowling, and golf. Regular conditioning, stretching, and muscle strengthening activities can help you to develop your muscles to prevent injury.  By working to develop proper muscle tone and conditioning, you can more safely participate in your sport of choice.  Consider working with a sports trainer. To avoid injury, and especially to avoid re-injury, take steps to work with a trainer in order to properly develop your body and enjoy your sport while minimizing your risk of injury.
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