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I am working from home and due to continuous sitting having lower back pain. can this also lead to type 1 or type 2 diabetes. let me know what i should do to improve my lower back pain. thanks! ?
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Ergonomics: The back pain in itself will not lead to diabetes, but the sedentary life style will. I recommend you invest in taking the time to stretch, stand and do exercises, knee bends easy to do! Also, consider an ergonomic computer stand that will allow you to stand up while working at times.
Answered 4/9/2020
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