In this video, a doctor gives you great information on how to relieve shoulder, neck, and back pain from prolonged computer use. It's great advice for those of us who work at computers more than a few hours a day. The best way to improve tension is to fix your posture first, and make sure the screen is not too close to your eyes.
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First Aid How to Stop shoulder, neck and back tension from computer use
By Alessa
Jun 25, 2010 10:05 PM
Stop shoulder, neck and back tension from computer use
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