Occupational disease prevention also needs to keep pace with the times

The message is that for cervical vertebral disease, shoulder inflammation and other diseases, not only individuals should pay attention to prevention and treatment, but also in the future will enter the ranks of the country's humane care - with the law to determine it as an occupational disease, so that the sick can enjoy due benefits, while obtaining formal prevention, labor insurance and medical convenience, better protect people's health and thus improve the production efficiency of workers, and thus get a win-win outcomewhen society entered the fourth industrial revolution represented by IT and biotechnology, and created and built the era of information civilization, the blessing of science and technology, the way of human labor, time, intensity, etchave undergone great changes, not only the work efficiency has been improved, but also greatly reduced labor intensityCompared with the farming era and the first two industrial revolution era shoulder-to-shoulder, workers in the physical pay reduced, but in other physiological aspects of the pay has increased, thus forming the information age of occupational diseases, including cervical vertebral disease, shoulder inflammation, lumbar pain, bone hyperplasia, sciatic nerve pain and other problemsNot only that, but modern occupational diseases also include more diseases, such as vision lossthe times have changed, people's cognition and views on things will inevitably change from generation to generation, the awareness of disease and health also need to keep pace with the times, to recognize the essence, not only to protect workers, but also improve work efficiency, while highlighting the information civilization era is a more civilized than the previous era of agricultural civilization and industrial civilization, the important feature is the physical and mental care and protection of workers, scientific research also provides strong evidence for occupational diseases such as cervical vertebral disease, shoulder inflammation, back pain, bone hyperplasia, etcAfter working for a long time sitting at the desk, a large number of people in the long run are bound to develop pear-shaped muscle syndromePear-shaped muscle is a pear-shaped, tiny but important muscleIt starts from the front of the tibia and is connected to the top of the femur large rotor, and its main function is to help people complete the exotronic hip joint and maintain pelvic stabilitythe body's longest and largest sciatic nerve through a narrow passage through the perforated hole of the pear-shaped muscleOriginally, this channel is not friendly to the sciatic nerve, relatively narrow, coupled with sedentary, pear-shaped muscle will occur congestion, edema, spasms, adhesion and contraction, pear-shaped muscle gap becomes narrower, squeezing the nerves and blood vessels through, so there will be a series of symptoms, such as back pain, hip pain, leg pain, and finally developed into a sciatic nerve pain, sedentary work also causes some other symptoms, such as increasing the risk of cardiovascular disease, resulting in cervical vertebral disease, shoulder inflammation, bone hyperplasia and so onOf course, microwaves of computers and networks (electromagnetic waves with wavelengths between infrared and radio waves) can also cause eye damageWhen the microwave power increases to a certain limit, and accumulates over the years, the eyes are tired and dry, while the weight will cause the eye crystals to be cloudy and vision lossMore seriously, changes in eye crystals cause cataracts, complete loss of vision, and eventualblindnesstherefore, it is not enough to treat cervical vertebral disease, shoulder inflammation, back pain, bone hyperplasia and other diseases as new occupational diseases, but also to see modern science and technology involved in people's work and life, there are more occupational diseases should be concerned, but also should be treated as occupational diseases to prevent This is not only the protection of workers, but also the promotion of civilization.