Office Syndrome is a group of symptoms related to muscle and fascia pain (Myofascial Pain Syndrome) and inflammation of tissues and tendons (Tendinitis). It includes pain and numbness from compressed nerves due to repetitive use of the same muscle groups over extended periods. Common among office workers, it results from prolonged computer use or repetitive tasks, leading to cumulative and chronic pain.
Office Syndrome is caused by inappropriate working postures, such as improper sitting positions and incorrect placement of hands and elbows on the desk.
an unsuitable work environment, like poorly designed desks, improperly positioned computer screens, and inadequate lighting, contributes to the development of this condition.
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