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<blockquote data-quote="pm-r" data-source="post: 1933312" data-attributes="member: 175845">If you are actually using a Logitech mouse, or any USB mouse for that matter, I would be inclined to try using only one of the USB ports of your computer or your keyboard if it has such a spare USB port.Try using various different settings and see if things improve.Also if you are not using a Logitech mouse I would be inclined to delete the Logitech Control Panel software preference pane or any other associated software just in case there might be any type of conflict.If you are using a Bluetooth mouse, be prepared that many can often exhibit quite a lag, at least in my and many other's experiences, and because of your condition I would be inclined to avoid them completely. On the other hand, USB wireless mice do not use any BT emf-type radiation and should be very safe for you to use and not produce any reactions.- Patrick=======</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pm-r, post: 1933312, member: 175845"] If you are actually using a Logitech mouse, or any USB mouse for that matter, I would be inclined to try using only one of the USB ports of your computer or your keyboard if it has such a spare USB port. Try using various different settings and see if things improve. Also if you are not using a Logitech mouse I would be inclined to delete the Logitech Control Panel software preference pane or any other associated software just in case there might be any type of conflict. If you are using a Bluetooth mouse, be prepared that many can often exhibit quite a lag, at least in my and many other's experiences, and because of your condition I would be inclined to avoid them completely. On the other hand, USB wireless mice do not use any BT emf-type radiation and should be very safe for you to use and not produce any reactions. - Patrick ======= [/QUOTE]

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