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Low back pain assessment of farm women involved in sericulture

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The present study on ―Low back pain assessment of Farm women involved in Sericulture‖ was done to assess the musculoskeletal discomforts faced by farm women who are actively involved in Sericulture industry. Low back pain is a universal experience that every human has at some point. It is a symptom of a pain that can be found between the twelfth rib and the inferior gluteal folds of the body. Sericulture is an important industry in the rural areas of Meghalaya where rural women are involved. The study was done in two villages of Samanda Block in East Garo Hills district of Meghalaya. | Low back pain assessment of farm women involved in sericulture

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