We have all experienced back pain in one way or another throughout our lifetimes. It is actually the most reported pain in all of America. In fact, 80% of all people will suffer from back pain at some point in time. Some people suffer from occasional back pain that simply causes discomfort while others experience chronic pain that can disable them from their daily activities. And although it is incredibly difficult to identify the cause of back pain, there are various different ways to manage it, prevent it from getting worse, and live with the necessary accommodations.
                        
Here are some Do’s and Don’ts for dealing with Back Pain:

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For those who work at a desk, in front of a computer, or on an assembly line, an organized workstation can save you from unnecessary pain, stress, and injury to the body. A workstation is any area where you spend most of your occupation time using tools, and completing tasks with your hands. For office workers, it may mean using a keyboard, mouse, and a monitor. For carpenters, it may mean standing at a workbench using various tools. Whatever your workstation may look like, it is important that you maintain proper posture while you work, and that you do not have to strain or add stress to the body while performing your job.

The problems that can arise from incorrect posture while working long hours are numerous and have serious consequences. Musculoskeletal disorders, as well as other types of pain, soreness, and stiffness may arise. A properly organized workstation, that is ergonomically designed, is the key to correct posture and comfortability, and can prevent painful disorders that stem from poor posture. (Continue Reading)

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