Repetitive Strain Injury Handbook (e-bog) af Aleskovsky, Ruth
Aleskovsky, Ruth (forfatter)

Repetitive Strain Injury Handbook e-bog

81,03 DKK (inkl. moms 101,29 DKK)
A proven recovery plan for the over 8 million sufferers of repetitive strain injury, and a guide for the prevention of future injuries.Repetitive strain injury (RSI) is a painful, potentially disabling condition that most commonly stems from damage to the upper torso. Long-term misuse or overuse of everyday tools like computers and cash registers results in the painful hands, arms, and neck tha...
E-bog 81,03 DKK
Forfattere Aleskovsky, Ruth (forfatter)
Udgivet 10 februar 2000
Længde 224 sider
Genrer Coping with / advice about physical impairments / disability
Sprog English
Format epub
Beskyttelse LCP
ISBN 9781466834859
A proven recovery plan for the over 8 million sufferers of repetitive strain injury, and a guide for the prevention of future injuries.Repetitive strain injury (RSI) is a painful, potentially disabling condition that most commonly stems from damage to the upper torso. Long-term misuse or overuse of everyday tools like computers and cash registers results in the painful hands, arms, and neck that are symptomatic of RSI, a condition whose incidence has increased 80 percent in this country since 1990.The Repetitive Strain Injury Handbook is a unique, user-friendly guide that is broken into two parts: (1) the 8-step recovery plan and (2) an RSI prevention guide. The 8-step plan moves RSI sufferers beyond the common denial of this ailment and into a diagnosis and treatment plan with a doctor. It provides: o Nutrition adviceo An exercise programo Breathing tipso Traditional and alternative pain management suggestions o A holistic maintenance plan for long-term healthThe second section is filled with suggestions, stories, and tips for RSI sufferers that will help them live pain-free at home, at work, and in their social and intimate lives. There is also a special section of information on women and RSI, since pregnancy, PMS, osteoporosis, mastectomy, and menopause can all aggravate this condition.