Noise pollution, easy to cause disease

Most of the noise in the neighborhood cannot cause deafness, but it can affect health at different levels.

Common health risks:

Stress: Crumbling or roaring sounds along with the feeling of helplessness that you can't control your surroundings will cause nervous stress.

The level of stress will increase especially if these unpleasant sounds persist, and it is suspected to be one of the reasons that contribute to heart disease, circulatory system, and health problems. mental illness like depression or anxiety.

Studies in people who live regularly in noise pollution environments (near airports, for example) show that residents here have worse health. There is also evidence that noise negatively affects the development of young children.

' Disturbing sleep': When sleep is obstructed by noise, the body will show signs of distraction, laziness, irritation, overly emotional expression. It can also cause long-term effects such as reducing immunity, making you more susceptible to disease.

How to reduce noise in residential areas

In order to reduce noise pollution, each person needs to be aware of and follow the following principles:

- The sound of television, radio and music player does not sound out of the street and should be adjusted to low bass possible.

- Do not whistle when meeting or breaking up friends and not motivated. Avoid closing strong cars at late evening and turn off the music system in the car.

- Do not leave the dogs alone for too long because they will move by sucking hiss .

- Train dogs without barking. If they bark loudly, immediately intervene, by bringing them into the house.