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Extended sitting in front of the computer for working individuals, especially women, can cause health issues in the joints and muscles, such as back pain, stiffness in the hips and knees, and decreased joint flexibility. Prolonged sitting leads to reduced joint movement and decreased synovial fluid within the joints, resulting in stiffness and discomfort. The most affected areas include the lower back, hips, and knees, with a higher chance of pain and tension when resuming movement after long periods of rest. To maintain joint health, it is recommended to move every 30-45 minutes, do stretching exercises, strengthen muscles, change sitting positions, and engage in regular physical activity.
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