Are You a Candidate For Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression?
If you’re dealing with pain from a workplace injury, know that you’re not alone. Workplace injuries affect millions of workers annually, costing employers billions in workers’ compensation claims and lost productivity.
Many occupations place significant physical demands on the body, especially on the back, shoulders, and neck. Even routine office work can lead to back pain and other work-related issues.
Lost Work Days
Back pain alone results in about 186 million lost work days annually, significantly impacting productivity and labor costs. Other common workplace risks include overexertion, falls, and repetitive motion injuries.
In a 2012 study by Liberty Mutual, the cost of the most disabling workplace injuries and illnesses totaled $51.1 billion per year in workers’ compensation expenses.
Contributing Factors
The Mayo Clinic identifies key factors contributing to workplace pain:
Force : Lifting and moving heavy objects can strain the back, leading to injury.
Repetition : Performing repetitive movements can cause muscle fatigue and injury, especially with awkward body positions or overextending range of motion.
Posture : Poor posture, like slouching, strains the back’s natural curves, contributing to muscle fatigue and injury.
Stress : Workplace pressure increases anxiety, linked directly to muscle tension and tightness that worsen or cause back pain.
Side Effects of Workplace Injuries
Lower back pain and other injuries can affect various aspects of life. Some workers return to work despite pain fearing job security, while others worry about ongoing job prospects. Managing injury flare-ups may consume personal time, impacting family and social life.
Gentle, Non-Surgical Spinal Decompression Treatment and Workplace Injuries
No one should endure workplace pain. If you’ve suffered a workplace injury, consider gentle, non-surgical spinal decompression treatment. This approach aims to gently decompress affected areas, helping them return to normal and relieving pain.
If you or someone you know is suffering from pain due to a workplace injury, contact us today for a free consultation. Our medical professionals can assess whether gentle, non-surgical spinal decompression treatment is a suitable option for pain relief.
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