Wenn Gretchen fragt – Verursacht Sitzen Rückenschmerzen?

Jochen Schomacher

doi:10.1055/a-1330-5053

physiopraxis, Table of Contents

physiopraxis 2021; 19(02): 26-29
DOI: 10.1055/a-1330-5053

Therapie

Wenn Gretchen fragt – Verursacht Sitzen Rückenschmerzen?

Jochen Schomacher∗

Abstract

Sie scheint simpel und ist doch bis heute nicht eindeutig zu beantworten: die Gretchenfrage, ob Sitzen zu Rückenschmerzen führt. Ja, sagen die einen mit Bezug auf Rückenschule und Erfahrungswerte. Nein, sagen die anderen, da wissenschaftliche Beweise dafür fehlen. Ein Blick auf den aktuellen Stand der Wissenschaft.

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