King Abdulaziz Hospital warns of health risks from improper phone use

King Abdulaziz Hospital in Makkah has warned about the dangers of using mobile phones in improper positions, noting that this can lead to chronic headaches and nerve pressure in the neck area, as well as joint and spinal inflammation and pain.

The hospital explained on X that incorrect phone usage may also cause lower back and spinal pain, negatively impacting users' health.

It highlighted warning signs and early indicators, including frequent muscle spasms in the shoulders and neck, and headaches that start at the base of the neck and extend to the forehead.

The hospital added that tingling or mild numbness radiating toward the arms is a symptom that requires attention and the need to correct phone posture.

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