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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

OPCS Omnibus Survey, March 1996

Variable Details

Variablespec17
LabelSPEC17
Responses
THE WEATHER 1
Type of work in former job 1
a problem with the bed 1
architect student stooping over drawing board 1
bad be d 1
ceased exercising 1
comes on for no reason 1
cuvature of the spine when adolecent.not sure when it would have started they thought it might be the way i ggrew 1
disabled son 1
doesnt know 1
dont really know - been there since slipped disc during 1st pregnancy 1
driving 1
food.insectercides 1
got up awkwardly 1
has had backpain since teens does not know what started it 1
it came on gradually 1
no reason for it, since pregnancy in last year it has got worse but we don't know of any specific reason it's just there 1
note 1
over exert myself 1
probably pulled it - shoulder as well, just the way i had slept 1
see note 1
sitting in draught 1
spinal operations for slipped disc dk cause 1
stress 1
tilted pelvis 1
tortured in prison 1
undiagnosed as yet 1
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationOPCS Omnibus Survey, March 1996
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