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Office Syndrome Massage: What It Can and Cannot Do

A stiff neck, tight shoulders and an aching back after a day at the screen. Massage can help you unwind, but it is not treatment. Here is what helps and when to see a professional.

By the SpaDrop team ·

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What office syndrome is

Office syndrome is an everyday name for the stiffness and fatigue that comes from working in one position for long periods, especially in the neck, shoulders and back.

What massage can help with

Relaxation massage can make tight muscles feel easier and give your body a real break. SpaDrop’s neck, back and shoulder massage is designed for people who sit for long hours, but it does not treat any condition or replace a doctor.

When to see a doctor instead

  • Numbness or weakness in your arm or hand
  • Pain that shoots down an arm or leg
  • Severe headaches or dizziness
  • Pain that does not improve with rest, or that follows an accident

What you can do during the day

Want to rest after work? Book a home massage instead of heading out.

  • Get up and move every hour
  • Set your screen at eye level
  • Keep your feet flat and your back supported

Frequently asked questions

How much is it?

This treatment starts from ฿790, travel included.

How often should I have a massage?

That depends on your body and budget. If things do not improve, see a doctor or physiotherapist.

Can I book at home after work?

Yes. Open daily 9:00am–9:30pm

Let a little rest come to you

Choose a treatment, duration and time, then check the price before you confirm.

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