Risk Factors for Mid/Upper Back Pain

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  1. Forward head posture where the head is not directly over the spine, but rather in front of it when viewed from the side;
  2. A rounded (hunched) back
  3. Weak back muscles; specifically the rhomboid, erector spinae and trapezius muscles.

 

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