mechanical stress

What Are Common Sources of Mechanical Stress in Children?

Mechanical stress in children can come from various sources, including:
Physical activities and sports
Improper posture or ergonomics
Carrying heavy backpacks
Repetitive movements or overuse injuries
Congenital conditions that affect the musculoskeletal system

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