The only suggestion in this case is to stay in good physical condition so that the impact placed on the body, especially the back, results in minimal damage. Degenerative problems generally occur due to the prone positions at which they work. The awkward angles at which they sit or stand, place enormous amounts of stress on the back, arms and shoulders. Improved positioning should reduce pain. In addition, technological improvements in the design of chairs and tables that give better access to patients should decrease ergonomically induced pain for dentists and doctors.
Accountants tend to have quite a few ergonomic problems.
Sore necks, rounded shoulders and shortened hamstrings, and ground teeth and tightened jaw muscles. As a result of sitting, often at a computer, accountants tend to drop their heads and lean over. By lifting the shoulders and head to improve posture, touching the toes every couple of hours, and taking a break to relieve facial tenseness, these injuries should quickly disappear. Also, reposition your computer screen and raise or lower the current heights of chairs and desktops. Moms and dads at home make up a large portion of the work force.