PUBG's 'intoxication' is on the heels of youth

PUBG's 'intoxication' is on the heels of youth

There Is a Different Kind Of Craze Among The Youth About The Games. However, a Game In bangalore Has Now Become An Addiction To The Youth, Which Is Also Affecting Their Health.

PUBG's 'intoxication' is on the heels of youth

Gymnastic Addiction Has Started To Dominate The Youth Of Bangalore. Its Addiction Is Also Affecting Its Physical Health And Mental Health. PlayerUnknown's Battleground, Also Called PUBG, Has Recently Become a New Problem For The Parents Of Young People Of Bangalore. According To The Information, Due To This Game, About 120 Cases Of Mental Health Condition Have Been Reported Till Now In The National Institute Of Mental Health And Neuro Sciences.

PUBG's 'intoxication' is on the heels of youth

Doctors Are Also Surprised To See The Number Of Young Patients Suffering From Problems Like Sleep Problems, Distance From Real Life, Continuous Absence From College And School, Falling Of Grades And Anger On Leaving The Game.

PUBG's 'intoxication' is on the heels of youth

According To Dr. Manoj Sharma, a Clinical Psychology Professor At The Clinic SHUT, Pajji Games Was Launched In India About 8 Months Ago. "In The First Three Months, About Three To Five Cases Were Coming Out Every Month Regarding The Side Effects Of This Game. However, After The Tournament Held In Bangalore In September, The Number Of Such Cases Has Increased Rapidly. Now About 40 Cases Are Being Seen Every Month.

PUBG's 'intoxication' is on the heels of youth

Describing a Case, Dr. Manoj Said That Recently a 19-Year-old Boy Had Brought His Parents To Him. He Was Told That The Boy Started Playing Around 4 O'clock At Night So That He Could Play The Game With International Players. Because Of This, His Sleeping Pattern Changed. He Woke Up At Around 12 O'clock In The Afternoon And Continued Playing Games Continuously For About Eight Hours. For This Reason He Stayed Absent From College And His Marks Started Falling. If The Parents Asked Him To Leave The Game, He Would Have Been Quite Forwarded.

PUBG's 'intoxication' is on the heels of youth

Dr. Manoj Told That When The Boy Was Brought To Him, He Found His Nature Very Furious. The Boy Started Teasing With His Parents Because He Used To Tell Him To Leave The Game. It Seemed Like It Would Interfere In His Life.

PUBG's 'intoxication' is on the heels of youth

Regarding This Case, The Doctor Asked The Boy To Leave The Game Completely And Asked Him To Play The Game In The Evening So That Gradually His Sleeping Pattern Could Be Normalized First. Parents Were Asked To Talk More To The Boy And Spend Time With Him So That He Got Less Time To Play The Game. After Playing The Game, The Boy Was Asked To Exercise Nearly 10 Times, Blinking Eyes, Rotating His Hands And Wrists. If This Happens, His Advance Will Start Decreasing.
According To Doctors, Youth With Gaming Addiction Suffers From Health Condition.

PUBG's 'intoxication' is on the heels of youth

There Is No Cure For This. Only With Long Time And Patience, This Problem Can Be Reduced. The Effect Of This Mental Health Of Their Children Is Also On The Parents, Sometimes They Are Also Counseled.

What is PUBG

Pabji Is a Combat Game In Which 100 Players Descend On An Island With Airplane. Upon Arrival, They Have To Go To Different Places And Places Where There Is a Need To Collect The Necessary Items For Arms, Medicines And Combats. Players Get a Bike, a Car, And a Boat So That They Can Go Everywhere And Shoot The Second Uponant In The Game And Move On. A Player Who Survives In 100 People Becomes The Winner Of The Game.