Buy Tens Units For Musculoskeletal Disorder And Injuries

Posted by James Mywellcare on April 7th, 2017

It has been proven by a research done in Canada that work related musculoskeletal conditions or disorders, also known as MSD, account for more than 75% of all Workman's Compensation claims made daily.

This means that every day in the average workplace, workers have their neck, back, shoulders, elbows, wrists, forearms, hands, knees, ankles and abdomen regularly exposed to conditions that can lead to some serious injuries.

It also means lengthy medical care, treatment and therapy regimens before these workers are able to return to work even under limited conditions. Understanding what they are and how to avoid them, can help keep you from becoming another statistic.

In this article, we have outlined several hazardous conditions in the workplace that regularly occur and may result in workers sustaining musculoskeletal conditions or disorders because of them.

All of these hazards have been proven to result in injuries requiring both medical treatment beyond the limitations of regular first aid, and the restriction of future work of the injured worker. Avoiding or eliminating these hazards could save companies, insurance companies, the government and the workers themselves, millions of dollars each year and educating the public is just one way to get that process started.

There are six known work related risk factors identified for the development of MSD injuries:

1.Contact stress
2. Awkward positions or posture
3. Vibration
4. Force
5. Temperature extremes
6. Repetition

There are ways to avoid all of them, such as wearing safety gear and braces. In addition the worker should take the responsibility of being in proper position to perform tasks like lifting with knees instead of the back and spine. Repetition injuries can be avoided with warming up muscles, and special measures like more breaks would reduce the chance of injury.

If you’re under chronic pain for quite sometime then taking an expert’s help is advised. Science has invented numerous machines that are equipped to heal your body pain in entirety.

You can use TENS Units that works by sending stimulating pulses across the surface of the skin and along the nerve strands, hence curing the pain top to bottom. The stimulating pulses help prevent pain signals from reaching the brain. TENS devices also help stimulate your body to produce higher levels of its own natural painkillers, called "Endorphins". You may also practice using OBUS FORME professional body massager, which features set of dual pulsating heads designed to deliver a kneading massage of up to 3,000 pulses per minute.