Are you suffering from Office Syndrome? Here's your solution.

Office Syndrome, also known as Computer Vision Syndrome, can be caused by prolonged use of digital devices, resulting in symptoms such as neck and shoulder pain, headaches, dry or tired eyes, and difficulty focusing. Fortunately, there are several treatment options available, including medical cannabis.

According to a recent poll, over 10% of urban dwellers are at risk of office syndrome due to poor work habits, stress, and sleep deprivation. There is a high risk for young office workers, as 55% of the workers in the age group between 16 and 24 suffer from Office Syndrome. It was found that 80% of individuals who reported experiencing stress at work showed signs of Office Syndrome. A study conducted at a publishing house in Thailand found that 60% of the 400 employees surveyed suffered from Office Syndrome.

Medical cannabis, extracted from the cannabis plant, is known to be an effective pain-reliever that interacts with the nervous system's receptors, providing excellent relief for chronic pain arising from Office Syndrome, particularly in the neck and shoulders. Additionally, it can help reduce inflammation in the body, which is a common symptom of this condition due to the repetitive use of digital devices.

While traditional NSAID anti-inflammatory drugs and opioids can be addictive and have serious side effects, medical cannabis has very minimal side effects and is not addictive, making it a safer alternative treatment option.

Medical cannabis has been found to be effective in reducing stress and anxiety, both of which are commonly associated with Office Syndrome. As a result, it has become a popular option for those seeking relief from the symptoms of this condition. Our government-certified medical partner, Sawasdee Clinic, has a high success rate in treating Office Syndrome with medical cannabis treatment and therapy. One of our resort partners in Phitsanulok, Hatthaland Resort also offers cannabis-infused massage and spa therapy to treat people with Office Syndrome. Feel free to talk to our consultants here for the treatment you are looking for!