Send and receive SMS every day, beware of SMS syndrome.

In addition to the function of mobile phone, there is another important function, which is to send and receive short messages. This function is often used to the extreme by many young people, such as class hair, walking hair, toilet hair, bus hair. Small mobile phones carry too many functions. Most importantly, short messages can tell each other the current situation in just a dozen words, and the cost is lower than the telephone bill.

As a result, SMS has become one of the main ways for many young people to communicate. However, medical statistics show that a large number of people who communicate by SMS suffer from a disease of modern scientific and technological civilization.

It is reported that a special complication case was found in the eye clinic of Taiwan Province Province. The patient was accompanied by symptoms such as inflammation of the thumb joint, stiff neck and so on, in addition to eye inflammation, acidity and fatigue.

Doctors said: most of these patients are people who use mobile phone text messages highly, and the average adolescent patients account for more than 80%. Because the cost of texting is relatively low, more and more people use texting.

According to the report of an eye center in Kaohsiung, this syndrome can be diagnosed as a disease of modern scientific and technological civilization, which is called "SMS syndrome". The initial symptoms of this disease are sore eyes and fatigue, and soon there will be symptoms such as inflammation of thumb joints and stiff neck.

(1) Fitness prescription For symptoms such as neck stiffness, swimming, badminton and other sports can be used. Because this kind of sports requires athletes to keep their heads moving up and down in order to fully exercise and exercise their necks.

For finger joint fatigue, you can strengthen hand exercise by playing basketball, volleyball and other sports, or you can rotate the fitness ball in your spare time to move your finger joints and enhance your finger blood circulation.

(2) Auxiliary health care measures reduce the frequency of sending short messages. For messages that are not very important, you can not send them or meet them later, which will help reduce the frequency of sending and receiving short messages.

Teenagers who often use mobile phones should always turn their eyes and look at the distance. They should always close their eyes when using them continuously. If possible, they can apply cold or hot compresses to their eyes.