Physical issues due to pandemic imposed social networking among adolescent students

The present study evaluates the physical problems due to social networking among the adolescent students. The study made use of a cross-sectional research design. Data was collected from 300 students. The study found that pain in the finger (25%), pain in the elbow (3%), pain in the shoulder (1%), pain in the neck (5%), head ache (2%), eye pain (5%), back pain (2%), muscle pain (1%), drowsiness (50%), tiredness (3%) and ear ache (1%) were the physical problems. In this study, all the adolescents were having physical problems after engaging in social networking.