What are the hazards of radiation to the human body

Rays are a type of electronic radiation. Generally, medical equipment examinations or computers and mobile phones will have radiation, but the degree varies. In daily life, we are also exposed to radiation a lot, but the degree varies. What we need to pay special attention to is that computers can also produce radiation. Friends who work on computers for a long time must pay attention. So, what are the hazards of radiation to the human body? Let’s take a look at it together below.

Yes, all electrons have radiation, it’s just a matter of size! The computer host, monitor, mouse, keyboard and surrounding related equipment all generate radiation, which cannot be seen by the eyes or touched by the hands. Scientific research shows that the harm caused by low-frequency electromagnetic radiation generated by computers to the human body is hidden and cumulative. People often (for a long time) use computers in an ultra-high-intensity low-frequency electromagnetic radiation environment, which leads to dizziness, headache, brain swelling, tinnitus, insomnia, dry eyes, decreased vision, loss of appetite, fatigue, memory loss, hair loss in some people, leukopenia, low immunity, cataracts, leukemia, brain cancer, breast cancer, vasodilation, abnormal blood pressure, chest tightness, bradycardia, decreased cardiac blood volume, sinus arrhythmia, decreased sperm quality in men, menstrual disorders in some women, miscarriage, stillbirth, fetal malformation, reproductive diseases, genetic diseases, cancer and other terrible diseases. After people use the computer, many electromagnetic radiation particles will be absorbed by their faces, and facial rashes will occur if they are frequently exposed to radiation.

After people use the computer, many electromagnetic radiation particles will be absorbed by their faces, and facial rashes will occur if they are frequently exposed to radiation. If a person works on a computer for five hours continuously, the harm caused by the low-frequency radiation generated by the computer to the human body is equivalent to the loss of one day's life. The more computers there are in the room and the denser they are placed, the greater the amount of low-frequency electromagnetic radiation in the air, and the greater the harm to the human body.

Through the above introduction, we know the harm of radiation to the human body. This requires special attention in normal times. We must try our best to reduce the occurrence of radiation and have as little contact with computers as possible in life. Many friends often play with mobile phones, which is also a situation where radiation exists. We should pay more attention to it in normal times.