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Smartphone addiction, sometimes known as “nomophobia” (fear of being without a mobile phone), Is often fueled by on Internet overuse problem or Internet addiction disorder. After all, it's really the phone or tablet itself that creates the compulsion, but rather the games,apps, and the online world it connects us to
AMERICANS AND THEIR ADDICTION WITH PHONES
PHYSICAL SYMPTOMS OF CELL PHONE ADDICTION
Nagging Eye Strain
The pain and discomfort associated with using a digital screen for more than two hours, at a stretch
Eyes that are burning and itching
Blurred eye vision
Eye fatigue or pain
Digital Eye Strain might also result in persistent headaches
Neck issues
Also referred to as “text neck,” that indicates neck pain due to looking down at your cell phone or tablet for long hours
Male Infertility
Preliminary researches have revealed that phone's radiation may somehow decrease your sperm motility, sperm count and their viability
Increased diseases due to bacteria and virus
1 in every 6 phones have fecal matter on it
Coli bacteria can cause vomiting, fever and diarrhea, is present on many phones
Phones are also have been found contaminated with MRSA
May lead to painful abscesses
Life-threatening conditions in joints, bones, bloodstream, surgical wounds, heart valves and lungs
Car Accidents
Most people believe that they can easily multitask and use their phones while they are driving, but this may result in significant impairment and may risk his or her life
A number of researches have revealed that texting while driving is as dangerous as drinking and driving
PSYCHOLOGICAL SYMPTOMS
Disturbances in Sleeping
Depression
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
Relationship Issues
Anxiety
TEENS AND CELL PHONE ADDICTION
PROTECT YOUR BRAINThere is decreased brain connectivity in teens who suffer from a cell phone addiction.
DISTURBANCES IN MENTAL HEALTHProblems in the parts of the brain that are responsible for decision-making, impulse-control,
and emotional regulation
HARMFUL ADDICTIONTeens with a smartphone addiction are more likely to drink alcohol, use tobacco, and have poor diets.
SOCIAL ISOLATIONThese teens may experience social isolation due to excessive cell phone use
AVOID TEXTING AND DRIVING
Research has revealed that texting and driving is just as dangerous as drunk driving
EYE TENSIONBurning and itching of eyes and blurred vision associated with looking at a screen for at least 2 hours.
Effects of Cell Phone Addiction
Teen Tendonitis (TTT)
Stress
Sleep Loss
Accidents
Increases Anxiety
Risk Of Cancer
Cyber Bullying
HOW TO
DEAL WITH
MOBILE PHONE
ADDICTION?
Accept it
Take it slowly
Create boundaries for yourself
Uninstall unwanted or less used apps
Switch Off your phone in a meeting, while driving or while meeting your friends
Keep yourself busy in productive activities
Make a no-phone day in the week