This Infographic Lists Different Work Injuries and Pain-Alleviating Stretches
Alyson Wyers — July 24, 2015 — Lifestyle
References: wolmed & designtaxi
Even though offices are usually fairly low-risk environments, people are still prone to various work injuries. This infographic created by WolMed lists some of the more common 'Office Syndrome Symptoms.' This mostly consists of pain in a variety of body parts.
The chart lists work injuries including headaches, neck pain, back pain and shoulder pain. Luckily, it also offers suggestions for some stretches you can do while still sitting down that could help alleviate these aches and pains. It also features instruction on the right and wrong way to hold a computer mouse in your hand in order to protect your wrist.
While this list is by no means exhaustive, it does give some simple solutions to generic problems you might face.
The chart lists work injuries including headaches, neck pain, back pain and shoulder pain. Luckily, it also offers suggestions for some stretches you can do while still sitting down that could help alleviate these aches and pains. It also features instruction on the right and wrong way to hold a computer mouse in your hand in order to protect your wrist.
While this list is by no means exhaustive, it does give some simple solutions to generic problems you might face.
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3. Wellness Programs - Introducing wellness programs that incorporate stretching exercises and education on pain management techniques to improve employee well-being and productivity.
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3. Corporate Training and Education - Companies specializing in employee training can offer workshops and courses on ergonomics, proper workplace setup, and pain management techniques.
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