For executive moms, finding a comfortable sleeping position can be crucial for managing the discomfort of tennis elbow. As they navigate busy days filled with work commitments and family responsibilities, the quality of their rest becomes paramount. In this blog, we will discuss the best sleeping positions tailored to the needs of executive moms dealing with tennis elbow. By understanding how different sleeping positions can affect elbow pain, executive moms can optimize their sleep to wake up feeling refreshed and ready to tackle the day ahead ...
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As executive moms, juggling the demands of a high-pressure job and a bustling household can take its toll on both body and mind, often resulting in conditions like tennis elbow, a condition characterised by pain and inflammation in the outer elbow, can stem from the repetitive motions involved in daily tasks, such as typing emails or lifting groceries. Cold packs are a simple yet effective method for alleviating tennis elbow pain. In this blog, we'll explore how cold packs contribute to pain relief in tennis elbow and provide practical tips for their optimal use ...
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Tennis elbow, despite its name, isn't restricted to the tennis court. Its a common issue that can affect anyone, including busy executive mums who spend extensive hours working on laptops. The repetitive motions involved in keyboard use can lead to discomfort in the wrists and elbows, making tennis elbow a pertinent concern for this demographic. In this blog, we will discuss the basics of tennis elbow, its causes and symptoms, and how they relate to the daily experiences of executive mums ....
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If you are a mom of younger kids, working in a high stress executive job, feeling the weight of mental stress or anxiety, you are not alone. Between juggling various responsibilities, work hours, taking care of your family, and managing your own well-being, it's common to feel overwhelmed and stressed. But mental stress can have an effect on your immune system, sleep pattern, gut health and can even manifest as muscle tension or tightness, pain or soreness. This can be seen as a new area of pain or a flare up of pre existing muscle pain or conditions such as fibromyalgia, arthritis, etc. Interestingly stress can also reduce your pain threshold, leading to a higher perceived pain level. Though stress can manifest as pain and muscle tension throughout the body, but it tends to manifest more in some specific areas. In this blog lets discuss more about these pains and where they are felt in the body. Once you are able to identify that your pain is caused due to mental stress or anxiety you will be able to address the root cause and manage it better ....
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As a working mum I spend a considerable amount of time in the drivers seat of my car, whether it is to pick and drop my kids to school and classes or to drive to work. If you have work travel or long meetings as a part of your job this could add up to sitting for long hours. It is not uncommon for working mums to get neck and shoulder pain from all these hours of sitting. In this blog, lets discuss four simple tips that you can implement today to prevent neck and shoulder pain when driving ....
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