Which doctor to see for remote work-related back, knee, neck pain?

Hello, I have some health concerns and would like your advice. I work remotely from home, so I sit for long hours during the day. Recently, I’ve been experiencing pain in my lower back, knee, and neck. Could you please advise me which type of doctor I should see for these issues?

6 specialists answered

Good morning
I suggest to see a orthopaedics

Athanasiadou Sofia
Physiotherapist

Aigaleo

You should meet Physiotherapist of course

Vogiatzis Harilaos
Physiotherapist

Thessaloniki
Hello,
Since you are experiencing pain in different areas (lower back, knee, and neck), it would be best to start with an orthopedic doctor, who can examine your musculoskeletal system and guide you further.

At the same time, many of these symptoms are often related to posture and muscle strain from long hours of sitting. In such cases, physiotherapy can play a very important role in reducing pain and improving posture and mobility.

A good combination is: initial medical assessment by an orthopedic doctor, and then physiotherapy to address the underlying causes and help you feel better in your daily routine.

PHYSIOTHERAPY RITUALS - Ζουμπλιού Χρυσάνθη - Γεόμελος Αναστάσιος
Physiotherapist

Piraeus
Orthopaedic to begin with.

Μουρίκης Ευάγγελος
Ορθοπαιδικός - Ορθοπαιδικός Χειρουργός - Παιδοορθοπαιδικός - Βελονιστής

Gizi
You should visit an orthopedic surgeon

Αλαφροπάτης Ηλίας
Orthopaedic - Orthopaedic Surgeon

Evosmos
Hi,you should sit at right angle on the chair and also the height of the chair should be corresponding ti the height of the table.You could also use a pillow on the back of the chair and a stool for your feet.Also the screen should not be very high or low an dyou have to look at it straight.You might ave to see a doctor after all.

Pandis Vasileios
Orthopaedic - Orthopaedic Surgeon

Kerkira (Corfu)

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