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Repetitive stress injury from constant computer use – Dr. Hanume Gowda

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Repetitive stress injury from constant computer use - Dr. Hanume Gowda

Repetitive Stress Injury (RSI) is affecting the younger generation, more so, with people in Information Technology sector because of certain activities they perform were not there in the society earlier.

The 4 important pains are
1. Wrist pain also called “carpal tunnel syndrome” happens because of repetitive resting of your wrist on the computer table while typing, pressure leads to irritation, which leads to pain.
Prevention : Keep the wrist joint free while typing.

2. Upper back pain which comes around the shoulder, nearer to the neck, but more towards the shoulder, leads to the pain all the way down to the mid arm. This happens because of imbalance on the table, this imbalance occurs as you use the mouse with one hand, the other side of the shoulder rests free and not being exercised.

3. Lower back pain occurs due to slouching and sitting. Lower back can be avoided by sitting straight and giving support to the lower back.
Prevention : After every hour, take 10-15 steps to keep the muscles active for the circulation of blood.

4. Texting Thumb repeated typing and texting on a small mobile phone, the thumb at the root of it, where the thumb is attached to the wrist joint, you experience severe and intractable pain. Very difficult to treat, because you can’t the rest without casting or immobilizer.

Injuries from computer use are something that bothers all of us. But the most crucial question that arises here, how we get rid of computer-related injuries? This video aims to solve that issue.

Here Abir Kumar will talk about what are computer related injuries. Then he will take you through a list of 11 most common computer-related injuries. Meanwhile, he will also reveal the tips that you can follow to prevent computer related injuries.

In this post, Abir Kumar Das has talked about the posterior cervical dorsal syndrome, mouse shoulder, carpal tunnel, repetitive stress injuries, laptop use injuries, and computer back, known as the posterior cervical dorsal syndrome in medical terms. Besides, Abir has also revealed some quick tips that you can follow to reduce or prevent the symptoms of computer-related injuries.

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⚡⚡VIDEO INDEX⚡⚡
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00:00 👉 Quick Glance
00:30 👉 Introduction

01:38 👉 What Are Computer Related Injuries

⚡⚡ 11 Most Common Computer Related Injuries and How to Avoid Them ⚡⚡

02:22 👉 01. Computer Back (Posterior Cervical Dorsal Syndrome)
02:59 👉 02. Mouse Shoulder
03:37 👉 03. Laptop Use Injuries
04:20 👉 04. Wrist Injuries
04:55 👉 05. Repetitive Stress Injuries
05:44 👉 06. Vision Problems
06:26 👉 07. Headaches
06:51 👉 08. Tennis Elbow
07:35 👉 09. Sleeping Problems
08:29 👉 10. Obesity
09:33 👉 11. Stress Disorders

10:18 👉 Quick Tips

11:27 👉 Conclusion

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How to Treat Neck Spasms in 1 MINUTE

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So is your neck feeling tight, achy, and locked up? Does it feel like the muscles need to be relaxed so you can finally get some relief?

In this video, Dr. Rowe shows you how to treat and fix muscle spasms and knots in the neck in ONE MINUTE OR LESS.

Neck muscle spasms, cramps, and muscle knots are common issues. They’re usually caused by built up tension in the upper back and neck, from everyday stress (which we all have) and from bad, forward leaning posture (which we’re all guilty of).

This is a classic recipe for the creation of muscle spasms and knots, and restricted range of motion in the neck.

The exercises in this video may help get more flexibility back in the neck, and help eliminate muscle spasms, cramps, and overall tightness.

It’s broken down into 3 parts, which will include stretches and exercises targeting the upper, middle, and lower parts of the neck. So it should help you be able to get rid of those muscle spasms no matter where they are.

They don’t require any special equipment, can be done at home, and are really simple to do.

INCLUDED IN THIS VIDEO:

STEP 1: upper cervical (neck) muscle spasm release (suboccipital muscles and headaches)

STEP 2: mid cervical muscle spasm release (SCM / sternocleidomastoid muscle and trouble turning the head)

STEP 3: lower cervical muscle spasm release (trapezius muscles and upper shoulder pain)

Watch now and take one step towards better health!

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Dr. Michael Rowe
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Cervical Spine Anatomy (eOrthopod)

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In this episode of eOrthopodTV, Orthopaedic Surgeon Randale C. Sechrest, MD narrates this animated video describing the basics of the anatomy of the cervical spine.

The head is comprised of many bones that form a shell-like bony structure that protects the brain – the skull. While the bony framework of the neck is defined by the cervical vertebrae. Check out the full video here: https://khub.me/859xd

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The skull is made up of over twenty individual bones that as we know can be divided into two groups – those of the neurocranium and those of the viscerocranium. The neurocranial portion of the skull houses and protects the brain, whereas the viscerocranial portion forms the face.

The first bone that we’ll look at in the full version of this video is the frontal bone. This unpaired bone which is one of the bones that encases the brain consists of three parts – the squamous part which makes up the largest portion of the frontal bone encompasses the area of the forehead and houses the frontal sinuses, the orbital part which is essentially the part of the frontal bone that contributes to the bony orbit or eye socket and finally, we have the nasal part which articulates with the frontal processes of the maxilla and the nasal bones.

If we view our skull from the side, we can see the temporal bone. This paired bone forms part of the base of the cranial vault and is made up of four parts – the squamous part, the tympanic part, the styloid process, and the petromastoid part which includes the mastoid process of the skull. Along with forming part of the base of the cranial vault, the temporal bones also participate in the formation of the lateral walls of the skull.

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