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Pain in neck n collar
I sit in the office for mini. 10hrs. Now, I can't sit for 10mins and look at the monitor. The back side of my neck, collar and shoulders pains a lot and because of this I get headache. I have to support my neck from one hand when I've to work. Daily I keep that area warm, I do hot compress but no effect. What to do? And I can't leave this occupation.
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I advise to correct your sitting posture.
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consulting a physio for your problem assessment
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if pain is gradually increase use cervical collar during working time.
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Possibly you have developed muscle spasm, weaken nd tight muscles. Visit to your physiotherapist for correct office ergonomic advice,  assessment and cure of your pain.
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take frequent breaks in b/w work, stretches in frequent interval. take rest
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Now you have a too much exertion  on your upper back and neck area.  Due to your working style or long sitting hours in front of monitor. That perticular long term condition can create cervical spondylosis..
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Now you need a physiotherapy treatment.Not only hot water fomentation is the solution of your problem. And they also told you, your correct ergonomics positions.
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