Maintain ur posture firstly equal balance on the pelvic in sitting, standing time and avoid towatd bending and tk break between work with this do physiotherapy and stretching exercise tk soft pillow for back support.
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This is related to repetitive stress injuries... U need to break the monotony of your prolonged sitting position. Lack of exercises is also adding up to your problem.visit physiotherapist and learn postural exercises and ergonomic advices too
This is repeated stress injury and usually due to bad posture, lack of exercise. Consult Ortho surgeon and get examined for tight muscles. You require physiotherapy and medicines . Get relevant x-rays and blood investigations including vit D levels.
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