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Shoulder and Neck Pain at the Workstation

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A local chiropractor can help you reduce neck pain, improve posture and strengthen the neck.

2

Core exercises can help reduce neck pain.

3

To maintain good posture, hold your head up with your chin out.

Explanation:

For good standing posture, hold your head up straight with your chin in slightly. Avoid standing in the same position for too long and wear supportive shoes.

4

Standing at a workstation is not recommended for posture.

Explanation:

Standing at your workstation can be great for posture and alignment. Look for an ergonomically sound standing desk.

5

As many as one-third of people who have chronic pain also have sleep disorders.

Explanation:

As many as two-thirds of people who have chronic pain also have sleep disorders.

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