Are you suffering from the following symptoms?

�@ You miss the strings when strumming because your right-hand fingers curl inward.
�A You cannot place your left-hand fingers properly on the strings.
�B You have a hard time bending your finger joints due to pain.
�C You cannot produce finger vibrato due to pain.
�D Your wrist turns backward or curls inward when trying to play the strings with a pick.

●For Pianists;

�@ Your fingers curl inward.
�A You cannot shift with your thumb properly.
�B You have the urge to bring your hand back as it tilts to the side of the little finger.

●For Violinists;

�@ You cannot place your ring finger or little finger on the fingerboard.
�A When trying to bow slowly, your bowing arm involuntarily lurches forward quickly.

●For Horn Players;

�@ You cannot press the rotary valves down deep enough.
�A Your middle finger does not bend well.
�B Your lips feel tense and become rigid.

●For Clarinet Players;

�@ Your ring finger comes off the key when you try to press down the two keys closer to your body with your little finger.
�A After setting your fingers, they tighten and come off the keys.

●For Oboe Players;

�@ Your left-hand ring finger and little finger do not coordinate well.
�A You cannot place your right-hand index finger properly.

●For Bassoon Players;

�@ Your left-hand middle finger stretches out and you cannot curve it.

●For Flute Players;

�@ Your left-hand index finger does not move properly.
�A Your left or right-hand ring finger and little finger do not coordinate well.

●For Shamisen, Sanshin, and Niko Players;

�@ The joints of your fingers used for pressing down on the strings hurt. (for all three above)
�A You feel pain in the wrist of the hand with which you hold the bachi. (shamisen)
�B The finger on which the plectra is attached hurts. (Sanshin)

●For Koto Players;

�@ Your fingers hurt when playing the strings.
�A Your middle finger, with which you pluck the strings, curls up.

●For Percussion Players using a mallet. (marimba, timpani, etc.)

�@ You have pain in your outer elbow.
�A Your wrists feel like they stop moving when the mallets come back up.

●For Percussion Players who use the palms of their hands to beat the instrument. (bongo, tabla, djembe, tarabuka, riq, etc.)

�@ Your fingers stretch out and become rigid when you try to beat the instrument.

●For Drummers;

�@ Your left wrist, with which you hold the drumstick, curls inward.
�A Your pedaling foot becomes rigid.

●For Everybody;

�@ You nearly drop a cup as your wrist turns involuntarily.
�A You feel a sharp pain in the palm of your hand when trying to bend or stretch out your fingers.
�B Your finger joints hurt and become deformed.
�C You feel a sharp pain in the base of your thumb when trying to pull up your pants or socks, pick up a clothespin, or open a bottle.

●For those who are engaged in work using a computer;

�@ Your middle finger curls inward when pressing the keys.
�A Your eyes feel tired. You feel pain deep in your eyes.
�B Your shoulders feel stiff and you have a headache and nausea.
�C You feel numbness in your shoulder and arm.

●For Expectant Mothers;

�@ You feel pain in the base of your thumb close to the wrist.

●For Hairdressers;

�@ The ring finger of the hand with which you hold scissors curls up.
�A You cannot use a shaving razor because your wrist turns involuntarily.

●For Calligraphers;

�@ You cannot write properly because your hand becomes tense.
�A The side of your palm with your little finger hurts or becomes numb.