Magic Mouse troubles

Hello,
Recently, I have noticed an issue with my Magic Mouse which started recently and was wondering whether it may be the notebook or the actual mouse.
Problem: not responding to its settings.
Details: In System Preferences>Mouse>More Gestures, I have all options are unchecked. Yet, by (inadvertently) sliding/swiping my finger from left to right or from right to left, the page I am working on will slide from right to left or from left to right respectively. It's not only weird; it's really irritating. Has anyone any idea of what may be going wrong?
Data:
MacBook Pro 15" running on Mavericks (OS X 10.9.2);
Warranty just died;
Magic Mouse about 2-years old (up down scrolling working fine);
I have tried changing the batteries just in case (to no avail);
I am right-handed.
Thanks,
Emile
Message was edited by: nucho

Yes, I suppose. Unfortunately, I am in Mexico and not in Mexico City. No chance of finding a genius bar. This just may come down to having to, either live with this or buy a new mouse. Hopefully, the problem lies with the mouse and not with MBP.
Thanks for you responses. I appreciate it.
EN

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