Q: Which doctor should I consult for Occupational Overuse Syndrome?
A: You can consult your general physician, occupational therapists, physiotherapists or an orthopedic surgeon. A specialist in physical medicine and rehabilitation (PMR) can be of great aid in coping with OOS.
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Q: Can Occupational Overuse Syndrome affect my career?
A: With timely intervention and adequate alertness OOS can be controlled or prevented to an extent. Else it can harm your health and affect your capability to work.
Q: Which parts of the body are more prone to OOS?
A: Parts of the body like hands, wrist, shoulders and back are prone to OOS.
Q: When should I seek treatment for OOS?
A: You should seek treatment for OOS straight away when you suspect that you have features of this condition.
Q: Is OOS hereditary?
A: No, it is not hereditary. You will not inherit it from your parents nor can you pass it to your children.
