Health Risks: The joy of festivals, the blaze of lights and the image of youth grooving to the beats of a DJ has now become an integral part of public celebrations. However, the sight of the eyes and the ears for the thrill of a few moments hearing ability A serious question has now arisen whether it is not put in danger or not. Medical experts have warned that the powerful laser beam and excessive noise can damage the retina of the eye as well as permanently damage the sensory cells in the ear. is more focused. If a powerful laser beam falls directly into the eye, it can focus so intensely on the retina that it can cause burn-like damage. As a result, there is a risk of a black spot appearing in front of the vision, blurring of vision or a permanent 'blind spot'.(Photo Courtesy – AI)
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Call for due care
In particular, the injury may go unnoticed due to the absence of pain in the beginning. On the other hand, constant blaring noise from DJs, loud speakers, and processions puts stress on the delicate cells of the ear. Ringing or ringing in the ears, feeling like the ears are closed, and short-term hearing loss are early warning signs. Repeated exposure to loud noise can cause permanent hearing loss.
A truly healthy festive resolution:
'Be sure to enjoy the festival; However, the health of the eyes and ears should not be neglected. Laser rays should not be pointed directly at the eyes and standing near the speakers of the DJ should be avoided for a long time. If there is a sudden change in vision or a continuous sound in the ears, consult an expert immediately, said Dr. Supe said, keeping the festival lights safe for the eyes and the music pleasant for the ears can be the true healthy resolution of this festival.
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Effective implementation of measures requires:
According to World Health Organization guidelines, as the intensity of noise increases, the duration of safe contact decreases. Therefore, it is necessary to keep a distance from the speakers, not to spend long time listening to loud sounds and to give rest to the ears, Dr. Dr. Avinash Supe said. While cities like Pune and Nagpur have banned laser beams during festivals. It is felt that effective implementation of such measures is necessary for public safety.