Office Syndrome

Office Syndrome.
This is a group of symptoms that result from repetitive work behaviors over a long period of time, especially sitting in an improper posture while working at a computer, which affects the body's muscles and various systems.
Symptoms of office syndrome.
๐ Pain in the muscles of areas such as the neck, shoulders, and back.
๐ Chronic headaches or migraines.
๐ Numbness in the fingertips or arm (may be caused by pinched nerves)
๐ Eye pain, dryness, or blurred vision (from prolonged computer use)
๐ Have insomnia or chronic fatigue.
The main causes of office syndrome.
๐ Incorrect sitting posture, such as hunching over or crossing your legs.
๐ Staying in the same position for a long time, such as sitting and working for 6-8 hours without getting up.
๐ Improper placement of the computer monitor, such as being too high or too low.
๐ Using the mouse or keyboard incorrectly.
๐ Lack of exercise or stretching.
How to prevent and relieve.
๐ Adjust your sitting position correctly, such as keeping your back straight, feet flat on the floor, and the computer screen at eye level.
๐ Get up and walk around or change positions every 30-60 minutes.
๐ Stretch your muscles, such as your neck, shoulders, and back, at least 1-2 times.
๐ Use tables, chairs, and equipment that are appropriate for your body.
๐ Exercise regularly to increase muscle strength.
๐ If symptoms are severe, consult a doctor or physical therapist.
source : Ladprao General Hospital
**Translated and compiled by ArokaGO Content Team
Independent Writer
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