Significance of Musculoskeletal problem
Musculoskeletal problems are health issues that affect the muscles, bones, and joints, leading to pain, reduced mobility, and functional limitations. According to both Ayurveda and science, these conditions may develop from factors like repetitive motion, aging, or physical strain. They are particularly prevalent among the elderly, with low back pain being a prevalent issue. In professional settings, such as during the Comrades Marathon, musculoskeletal problems are frequently treated to assist runners. Overall, understanding and addressing these problems is crucial for maintaining health and functionality.
Synonyms: Musculoskeletal disorder, Musculoskeletal condition, Orthopedic problem, Joint problem, Muscular disorder, Muscular problem, Muscle disorder, Bone problem.
In Dutch: Musculoskeletaal probleem; In Finnish: Tuki- ja liikuntaelimistön ongelma; In Spanish: Problema musculoesquelético
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Hindu concept of 'Musculoskeletal problem'
In Hinduism, a Musculoskeletal problem is viewed as health issues impacting muscles and bones, often interpreted as a manifestation of wind disease, highlighting the interconnectedness of physical ailments and spiritual beliefs.
From: International Research Journal of Ayurveda and Yoga
(1) The viddha method of pain relief for these produces notable results and is beneficial to lessen the severity of discomfort.[1] (2) Osteoarthritis is the 2 nd commonest musculoskeletal problem in the world population (30%) after back pain (50%).[2] (3) Physical stress that dentists encounter, like spinal complications, tendonitis, thoracic kyphosis, and arthritis.[3] (4) Conditions affecting muscles, bones, joints, ligaments, and tendons, for which yoga's effectiveness is evaluated in pain management.[4] (5) Problems that are rapidly increasing, with Aamvata being a common one.[5]
From: Bhesajjakkhandhaka (Chapter on Medicine)
(1) Health issues affecting muscles and bones, which may be manifestations of wind disease.[6]
The concept of Musculoskeletal problem in scientific sources
Musculoskeletal problems encompass conditions impacting muscles, bones, and joints, leading to pain and mobility issues. Relevant in various demographics, they're treated through rehabilitation and are common during pregnancy, aging, and occupations involving repetitive motions.
From: South African Journal of Physiotherapy
(1) These are issues related to the muscles, bones, and joints, which can be addressed through physiotherapy interventions, such as exercise and manual therapy.[7] (2) These refer to health issues related to the muscles and skeleton, which can develop from computer use and are examined within the context of this study.[8] (3) These are common health issues that musicians, regardless of the instrument played, may experience, often affecting the upper extremities and trunk.[9] (4) These involve issues related to the muscles, bones, and joints, often causing pain, reduced mobility, and functional limitations, which require specific rehabilitation approaches.[10] (5) An evaluation of the musculoskeletal problems associated with seated workstations was undertaken for employees of the Human Sciences Research Council.[11]
From: African Journal of Primary Health Care and Family Medicine
(1) Nursing is considered one of the high-risk professions for the development of these types of problems. They can be related to lost working days in the nursing profession. One such problem is low back pain.[12] (2) A group of conditions affecting the muscles, bones, and joints, which are prevalent in the adult population, as highlighted in the introduction of the provided text.[13] (3) This refers to a category of health issues that are relevant to the study's findings, and they are related to medical training in West Africa.[14]
From: The Malaysian Journal of Medical Sciences
(1) These are issues affecting the body's framework, including the bones, muscles, and joints, often resulting in pain, discomfort, and impaired movement.[15]
From: South African Family Practice
(1) These are problems that cholecalciferol has more scientific data supporting its effectiveness in treating, according to the most widely accepted and internationally recognized therapeutic guidelines.[16]
From: International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (MDPI)
(1) It involves conditions affecting the muscles, bones, joints, ligaments, and tendons, often associated with work-related stressors and physical demands.[17] (2) It refers to conditions affecting muscles and bones, and their relation to tasks.[18] (3) These are issues affecting muscles, bones, and joints, and a systematic literature review reported a high frequency of musculoskeletal problems among adults related to the use of mobile devices.[19] (4) The lifetime prevalence of upper-body musculoskeletal problems in a professional-level symphony orchestra has been studied.[20] (5) A significant portion of the participants, 95 out of 160, had musculoskeletal problems, with 220 problems identified and 249 interventions provided during the study.[21]