E-Learning Devices usage is increasing in the world and it reached to 70% of population the world. Its usage caused a lot of health issues of metal and physical. It is affected all age of people. 1     All social platforms users is increasing day by day and the slogan of to make the world more open and Connected” is affected the all age of people and example of this Facebook, whatsApp and twitter is become important part of life .2 Cancer is caused due to microwaves which are produced from E-Learning Devices and other electronic devices.  It is also responsible  for other diseases in which  mind disorders,  disturbance in sleeping,     pain in head , eye burning  , problem in  blood brain barrier permeability and  blood pressure  issues  etc.   And most of car accident is caused from this mobile phone.

 It is means that most of disease are produced from this .mobile phone and causes and affect our daily life.3 One of main issues of this mobile phone in excess time use producing hearing and auditory problem and millions of young people are affected from this problem. It means at one side it is beneficial  for people which connect worldwide people  to each other and on other side  it cause hearing problem when it use at excess time. 4 E-Learning Devices emitted radiofrequency continuously which caused different health issue in one, is auditory issue and also caused cancer and hearing loss.5  One of the reason of this hearing loss of is emission higher frequencies from these mobile phone which effect the people.6   It   is alarming issue that this E-Learning Devices highly affected our younger people in the society due to higher usage in these age people.7  Main issue of smart devices is higher uses in daily life which is responsible of hearing loss and eye burning  and cab be minimized  by reducing daily usage of these devices in routine life  of people .8 Smart devices  utilization in daily life  is not effect of health until  use these devices in limited duration,   when you cross the limit effect your health hearing ,eye burning  depression anxiety  and headache .

It was one year descriptive cross sectional study carried out in department of Medical education and community medicine of MBBS medical college Mirpur ajk from 1st February 2024 to 30th July 2025 among the people of Mirpur Ajk . 400 people was participate in this study . For the study the consent of people of Mirpur was taken . The participating was known the object of the study. All the participant was mentally well and sound , who understand the questions of the questionnaire. of the study . Bothe gender was included in the study. Age range of the participant from 20 year to 70 year of the population. The study was approved from institutional ethical review committee (ERC) of MBBS medical college Mirpur AJK. SPSS version 21 was used for data analyzed of study.

The result of study showed that   there is significant association exist between E-Learning Devices uses and hearing disorders in the population of Mirpur AJK.   The result also showed that, it is   37.75% of population which was affected from E-Learning Devices and it is beyond the gender difference . It means it is not depended upon gender differences. It is only depend upon usages duration of E-Learning Devices of the population.  Result showed that  Pain in hand  38.25%,  Headache 47.5% ,  Dizziness 22.25%  and hearing problem 79.75%  which is significant .We did not find significant association between sleeping disorders and mobile uses in this study. 

Table No.1:  Participant characteristics

B: Basic , S: Secondary ,  U:University

Table 2:   E-Learning Devices use with, physical discomfort among Mirpur  AJK population

s: Significant; ns: Non-significant.

Table3: E-Learning Devices affect eye and head problem among Mirpur   AJK population

s: Significant; ns: Non-significant.

Table 4 : E-Learning Devices  affect  Mental hazard  among Mirpur AJK  population

s: Significant; ns: Non-significant.

Table 5:    Association E-Learning Devices with hearing problem among  Mirpur AJK population

s: Significant; ns: Non-significant.

Our result showed that there was relation between E-Learning Devices and hearing disorders is significant 37.75% . In other study it was 34.59% hearing problem. Our result are much closed to this study and result is also significant .10 Hearing problem is increased among users when they used in more time. It means when the duration of usage is increased, the hearing disorders enhances. In our study, we found same these finding. 11,12 Qasim et al result showed eye problem (66.7%), head pain (65.5%), hearing disorders (72.5%),. In our study we find similar result or at least closed these finding that is eye problem (69.8%), head pain (66.6%), hearing disorders (74.6%).13 Sleeping disorders is not affected so much with E-Learning Devices and we did not find significant association between sleeping disorders and E-Learning Devices usage. The same result is found in another study which is very closed to our study.14,15Nawwaz et al study showed that 137 min (subject used) E-Learning Devices used daily and result showed for different activities on E-Learning Devices such as for song listening 13 and for setting alarm 16% and for camera used 12% and for games playing 15%. Our result showed that E-Learning Devices most of used for Facebook (30%), YouTube(40%), camera (15%) and games( 10%) and other (5%). 16,17Nawaz et al result showed that study time and mobile use time are inversed . It means s. It is opposite to each other. When you study the subjects you did not spend time with E-Learning Devices used.18, 19 Pamukcu et al result showed that head pain is found in women as compare to man When used E-Learning Devices and his result is also showed that other health issue more found in women as compare to man regarding E-Learning Devices uses such as tiredness and vertigo .In our study we did not found this type of result .20.

Different type of diseases is produced in the uses of E-Learning Devices which affect their vision , hearing, social life and family life. The result of study demand   us  that  do not use E-Learning Devices  for more duration it ultimately affect our   hearing, vision , social life and family life .  Otherwise we can use this E-Learning Devices for minimum time which will be beneficial for us.

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