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Lots of people are suffering from shoulder pain in their lifetime, especially whose work includes laboring job or housekeeping things. In general practice, incidence rates of shoulder pain is reported from 11 to 29 per 1000 patient years in the United Kingdom and the Netherlands [1]. The etiology of shoulder pain varies and needs to be diagnosed by a physician. The simplest classification divides into acute or chronic problem. The treatments according to different problems are never the same. But they may all have a serious issue of sleeping at night.

Winter is officially at all of our doorstep, and by now you must have noticed that it has become quite impossible to get warm and enjoy the beauty of sleep. Lack of proper sleep has its own set of side effects, of course.

There’s something about living rooms that sets them apart. After all, every section of a house is used in daily life—but there’s something about these rooms that distinguishes them as living rooms.

Jane was an office worker, who always complaints about sore neck. She needed to stare at her computer for a long time to deal with a large amount of work.

She felt that her working desk and chair may be wrong or not suitable for her, because she got more and more pain during working. But when she was in her day-off time, she might just feel some stiffness but no obvious pain in her neck. Sometimes she put a heat pad on her neck and shoulder, trying to relieve some soreness.

Low back pain (LBP) has become one of the most serious public health problems, with lifetime prevalence as high as 84%. It can present in people with different levels of severity. For example, people who work and lead active lives, as well as people who are severely disabled or unable to work.

We perform plenty of daily activities that involve lower body locomotion such as walking, running, and climbing the stairs. We do all these with the help of our leg muscles, specifically our calf muscles.

We all sleep. You sleep, your co-workers sleep, and even your pets sleep. In that regard, we are all the same. The difference lies in what people do to help them sleep, since each person has a different way of preparing for bed. Some people like to read a book, some people like drinking tea or warm milk, and some people like to listen to music.

Different people do different things when preparing to sleep. There are people who like to fall asleep while reading a good book, and there are those who like taking warm, relaxing baths. There are also people who prefer to listen to soft, soothing music as they try to sleep.

They say getting a good night’s sleep is all about creating a perfect sleep cycle. But how do you really perfect a sleep cycle? Do you even have one? Some find it hard to get a good night’s sleep despite having a long, tiring day.

Have you ever wondered what separates light sleep from deep sleep? Then you’re not alone. Everyone experiences both light sleep and deep sleep every night, but they may not know the specifics of either. If you want to understand the differences between the two, here is a detailed comparison.