Office worker standing up from a desk with back pain
Physiotherapy · Dubai Hills
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UAE office workers report back or neck pain at least three times a week
(2023 GCC workplace survey)
Has Your Back or Neck Pain Quietly Become "Part of the Job"?

The desk, the hours, the aggressive air-conditioning — Dubai's working life is doing this to most professionals in the city. The good news: it's very treatable, and the bad news only gets worse if it's ignored. Take this free 60-second check to see where your desk pain sits — then watch a short video from a senior physiotherapist on how to unwind it.

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What the video covers: the everyday desk-life habits quietly feeding your pain, why "stretching at your desk" isn't fixing it, and why back and neck pain becomes "permanent" for some people and not others — and which side of that line you can choose to be on.


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This self-check is general information, not a diagnosis. If your pain follows an injury, is severe, or comes with numbness, weakness, or loss of bladder or bowel control, seek medical attention promptly.