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10 Harmful Side Effects Of Mobile Phones On Teenagers

• "Text neck." Looking down at your phone for several hours a day can put serious pressure on your neck. Thanks to gravity, tilting your head forward can exert a force on your spine between 50 and 60 pounds.
• Poor sleep. Not only does excessive smartphone use keep you mentally engaged late into the evening, the "blue" light from the screen can actually interfere with your ability to fall asleep and may increase your chances of insomnia.
• Tendinitis. Too much typing may cause tendons in your thumbs to become inflamed and sore.
• Distracted traveling. Using your smartphone while driving can result in a serious accident, while distracted walking can lead to injury. If you're commuting via public transit, looking down at your phone could cause you to miss your bus or train stop.
• Relationships. Overuse of cell phones can act as a barrier to quality interactions and conversations, leading to decreased satisfaction in our relationships. Excessive device use can lead to feelings of being disconnected when we spend time with friends and family.
• Concentration and learning issues. Wanting to check your smartphone all the time may affect concentration and distract you when you are in a class or work environment.
• Less physical activity. By having access to food and entertainment at your fingertips, you might inadvertently be less active, which may affect your health in the long run.
• Eyesight problems. Watching the screen of your cell phone all the time may have a negative effect on your health as all screens emit a blue light that can be damaging to the human eyes.
• Lack of personal communication. Texting and instant messages can replace your need to communicate with others via phone call or in person.
• Peer pressure. Kids may feel pressured into getting the latest devices in order to feel accepted in their peer circle.