Effects That Happens To The Well-Being of Human Beings When We Use Technology

We live in the digital age. We've noticed significant changes in our habits, personal relationships, and other aspects of our lives since mobile phones disrupted our lives. These changes have advantages, but everything has two sides, and the truth is that they have implications for our health and well-being.
Technology is all around us. You can't fly, go down the street, or visit your family if technology isn't present in some capacity. We have technologies that allow us to communicate, listen to music, and read. Some of us have intelligent homes that respond to our commands. Many of us own video game consoles, fitness applications, and digital learning tools. Technology now pervades almost every facet of existence.

Mobile App Technology in the Medical Field 
There's an app for practically anything these days, and healthcare apps for both healthcare and patient usage are continually being developed. As one of the fastest-growing markets in mobile application development, there are a variety of options to select from – possibly the most significant disadvantage!

What Functions Do Mobile Health Apps Serve?
All stakeholders benefit from additional flexibility provided by mobile health apps. They are one of the most cost-effective ways for hospitals to give better care to their patients.

Some strive to raise health awareness, while others help patients and caregivers communicate more effectively. Some of the areas in which     'mhealth' apps can help include:
  • Chronic care management
  • Medication management
  • Medical reference
  • Diagnostics
  • Personal health records
  • Women’s health
  • Fitness and weight-loss
  • Mental health

PHYSICAL HEALTH EFFECTS
Sedentary lifestyles can cause sleep problems, eye strain, hearing loss, neck/back pain, and "text thumb" in some people. a sedentary way of life A person who spends all day on a computer and then comes home to use a particularly risky form of entertainment technology.
The longer a someone spends in front of a television or video game, the more likely it is that they will die young. Walking, running, swimming, or participating in body sports such as volleyball and tennis can help counteract the harmful effects of prolonged technology use. Even when sedentary, one study found that restlessness can mitigate some of the detrimental impacts of sitting.

In fact, there was no increased risk of death with the use of technology if we fidget while sitting. In our role as educators, we can encourage our patients to move often while sitting, leaning forward, moving their legs and arms, or working upright. We also recommend that for every hour of technology use, the patient take 1 hour to do an alternative activity.
What Effect Does Technology Have on Mental Health?
What you access through your electronic gadgets can have a significant impact on your mental health. Social media platforms such as Instagram, YouTube, and Snapchat might lead people to compare their lives and appearances to those of others. This frequently creates unreasonable expectations for people, and if their lives do not resemble those of others, it can lead to emotions of melancholy, worry, and depression.

Aside from false expectations, online addiction is becoming more common. While the population is small, 6 percent of the population spends excessive amounts of time on the internet, which is an issue. People are checking notifications and skimming through social media feeds instead of being intellectually engaged in a discussion or concentrating on a task. Being absent-minded and unfocused can have a negative impact on both your professional and personal life.

If the internet prevents you from focusing on the most important aspects of your life, consider trying a program designed to strengthen your cognitive abilities. It’s easy to fall down the rabbit hole of the internet, but being aware of your use will help you manage the impacts it can have on your mental health.

What Impact Does Technology Have on Sexual Health?
While most people recognize the affects that technology can have on their vision and self-esteem, they frequently ignore some of the more subtle effects that it can have. How much or when a person uses a digital gadget can be the source of numerous disagreements, leading to intimacy issues between a person and their significant other. The more argument there is, the more stressed both spouses are. Even when the conflict is done, stress can have a severe physical impact on your body's general health. This can lead to problems in bed, such as erectile dysfunction (ED).

When it’s time to go to bed, try to limit how much you use your phone, tablet, or laptop. Not only does the light emitted at night have a negative effect on your eyes, it may also cause more arguments with your partner if they feel like you aren’t paying attention to them. Use your time in bed to pay attention to your partner, because your notifications will still be there in the morning.

In Conclusion
The impact of technology has spread into the arena of health care, and it is apparent that technology is also bringing about positive improvements in the field of mental health care. However, research has found that the very tools that can assist alleviate mental health concerns, such as smartphone apps, may be associated with the experience of mental health problems in various circumstances. More research, as Pantic emphasized, is required before definitive conclusions can be drawn. Still, for new mental health counselors, a thorough awareness of the intricate interplay between technology and mental health is required for effective practice. Counselors are forced to broaden their technology competencies while adhering to their distinct ethical principles and the rule of law.

        
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