Is This an Office Syndrome?

Is This an Office Syndrome?
      In this era, #office syndrome appears to be an illness many modern people suffer from due to changing work patterns and lifestyles. We rarely focus on standing, walking, moving, or exerting ourselves as much as we used to, instead preferring to sit in front of a computer or glance down at a mobile phone for extended periods of time. "Is this a symptom of office syndrome?" many people may question. Today, we have a solution for everyone.

• Myofascial Pain Syndrome One of the most frequent workplace syndromes is Myofascial Pain Syndrome. Muscle aches in the neck, shoulders, shoulder blades, back, and hips are common, and the condition is typically persistent and irreversible
• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Carpal tunnel syndrome develops when the wrist fascia (palm side), causing the nerves in that area to be compressed., resulting in discomfort and numbness in the fingers, palms, or arms
• Trigger Finger This symptom is common among housewives and is caused by exertion on the fingertips, often resulting in friction and irritation of the sheath of tendons and ligaments of the fingers
• Tendinitis Tendinitis is characterized by swelling or soreness in the tendon area. These symptoms most commonly appear in the shoulders, elbows, ankles, knees, and wrists and are frequently caused by accidents, impacts, rough handling, or overuse that causes pain in the affected area
• Xerophthalmia The dysfunction of the lacrimal glands causes xerophthalmia. It can be induced by looking at a computer screen or mobile phone for an extended period of time
• Eye Strain Eye strain is produced by gazing at a screen or phone for an extended period of time without taking breaks. Eye pain can frequently trigger headaches
• Headaches Headaches induced by office syndrome are frequently caused by the growth of stiff shoulder muscles that impede blood from freely flowing to the head. It is sometimes triggered by eye pain or dry eyes, followed by sharp pain in the cranium. Some people suffer from migraine headaches
• Back Pain Back painis caused by poor standing or sitting posture for an extended period of time or by overuse of the back muscles, resulting in muscle injury

      Ultrasound can be used to treat pain relief therapy. Ultrasound is a high-frequency sound wave therapy that generates a thermal effect in deep heat and is used to relieve pain, reduce tissue inflammation, support joint flexibility in deep layers, reduce edema and help in tissue healing and muscular contraction. #Contact the Physical Therapy Department for more information at 055-909888 ext. 1592.

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