It is said that this is not a case. Many white-collar workers have similar experiences, which are related to their daily behavior, because most of them work at their desks for a long time. This is an incorrect working posture, which can easily lead to cervical spondylosis after long-term compression of the cervical spine, leading to insufficient blood supply to the brain, and a high incidence of migraine and dizziness.
Long-term computer operation is also prone to migraine. Computer will produce radiation in the process of work, which will stimulate people's brain to a certain extent, easily affect the blood circulation of the brain, and make people dizzy, migraine and memory decline. Therefore, white-collar workers must pay attention to rest in the face of computer work for a long time, and put some green plants next to the computer to minimize the harm of electromagnetic radiation to themselves.
Working in a closed environment for a long time is also easy to cause migraine. Now most offices are closed, and the air conditioner is turned on to keep the temperature constant. The doors and windows are closed all the time, so it is difficult for the air to circulate normally. In addition, there are photocopiers, computers and printers. In the office, they will produce some high concentrations of ozone and organic waste gas during their work, which will reduce the indoor air quality. People working in such an environment for a long time will lead to decreased immunity and migraine.
Work stress is also an important factor causing migraine. Nowadays, white-collar workers have a fast pace of life, high work efficiency and increasing work pressure. They are often troubled by negative emotions such as tension and anxiety, which will affect the function of multiple organs of the body, and the probability of migraine is particularly high. To prevent this from happening, we should pay attention to indoor ventilation, ease emotions in time, release bad emotions, reduce mental stress, and let ourselves cope with work in a relaxed state.