Social media due to depression growing childhood!

To be associated with family members or friends, today's young generation has made a special place for different types of social media. There can be a debate about the progress made in the socialization process of the social media system. However, it plays an effective role in quick communication with friends or family members. But recent studies have given some worrisome information about the effect of social media, researchers said. According to the results of various researchers, due to social media, many problems arise in person's life. And the most worrying news is that social media is causing depression among children and adolescents.

Mental health physician Ranjan Chatterjee said from a young case study, a 16-year-old young man was so depressed that the situation was going on like suicide. After learning about the details of his life, he found that the young man had become very dependent on social media. Mr. Chatterjee advised that young person to reduce the level of use of social media. One hour before going to sleep at night asked to stop it. Even after rising in the morning, he asked to follow the same rules. Following the suggestion of the boy, dramatic progress was made. He was able to slowly get out of depression. From many such examples, Mr. Chatterjee has found that social media has a negative impact on the mental health of the youth. He said this is a big problem. To get rid of it, we have to follow some common rules. To make the social system aware, the techniques of using technology should be properly understood. It can be possible to avoid the harmful aspects of the technology. Psychiatrist Dr. Louise Theodosù also said the same thing.

Child welfare experts such as psychiatrists also are concerned about the impact of social media on children and adolescents. Recently, such a child welfare expert called on Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg to launch a special Facebook app for children. According to them, it is unwise to keep the use of Facebook in the same way as children and teenagers.