Association of Musculoskeletal Pain and Psychological Stress with the use of Personal Electronic Devices among College Going Students – A Virtual Cross-sectional Study

Background: Computer use is associated with increased risk for musculoskeletal disorders due to adopted static postures and highly repetitive hand motions. At colleges, students computers, mobile phones, laptop or tablet communication, learning entertainment. Social isolation, loneliness, physical inactivity sedentary lifestyle are individual entities. Owing the present situation, where public interaction restricted, above factors can interfere in mental health status as well on system of students. So, aim was study association pain psychological stress personal electronic devices among college going students.Method: An online short form questionnaire prepared using Google forms which consisted survey related questions from Nordic Musculoskeletal Questionnaire Perceived Stress Scale. Total 100 were recruited per selection criteria distributed amongst them. Data analysis by chi-square test showed significant (P< 0.05) but no (P> Conclusion: commonly rather than