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Shakeela Links Cervical Spine Surgery to Extended Gaming Habits
Shakeela said she needed an operation on her neck.
She connected the problem to spending many hours playing games.
She played on her mobile phone and PlayStation.
She also watched videos on Instagram and YouTube for long periods.
She often stayed in the same position, lying on her side in bed.
Over time, her neck began to hurt badly.
Doctors examined her at a hospital and recommended surgery.
Shakeela said surgery was the only effective solution for her disc problem.
Actress Shakeela said she underwent cervical spine surgery after developing a neck disc problem.
She attributed the problem to playing games for four to five hours at a time.
Her gaming involved both a mobile phone and PlayStation.
She also spent long periods watching Instagram and YouTube videos.
Doctors recommended surgery after severe pain and hospital examinations, according to Shakeela.
- Who
- Actress Shakeela.
- What
- She underwent cervical spine surgery for a disc problem in her neck.
- Where
- At a hospital; the specific hospital was not identified.
- When
- After years of extended gaming and watching videos; no specific date was provided.
- Why
- She said prolonged gaming and video watching in the same position contributed to the problem.
Key facts
- Person
- Actress Shakeela
- Procedure
- Cervical spine surgery
- Reported cause
- Playing games for four to five hours at a stretch and watching videos for long periods
- Devices used
- Mobile phone and PlayStation
- Platforms mentioned
- Instagram and YouTube
- Medical trigger
- Severe neck pain
- Doctors' recommendation
- Surgery as the only effective solution, according to Shakeela
Quotes
Shakeela
Actress discussing her device use and habits before her cervical spine surgery
“When the pain became severe, I visited the hospital, where doctors examined me and recommended surgery as the only effective solution.”
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“I used to play games for 4-5 hours on the mobile and PlayStation and watched videos on Instagram and YouTube.”
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