It's The Health Impact of Viewing the Picture of Victims of Bomb Terror in Medsos

JAKARTA, NNC - Clinical Practical Educator and Dr Ari Fahrial Syam said, various images of victims of terror have spread and the more people help spread fear through social media (medsos) or other media, the more patients with chronic diseases will recur because of increased anxiety due to the terror incident in Surabaya.

Dr Ari said, patients with acid-induced disease will recur sick, because they feel increasing anxious over this incident even if only get information through social media. While lasien asthma will relapse asthma, because of stress.

Patients with hypertension of blood pressure can rise because they feel angry, while patients with diabetes, their blood sugar becomes uncontrolled because of anxiety and fear because of the terror. Patients who already have heart disease will experience heart attacks due to excessive fear and anger.

Patients with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), a chronic illness in the form of abdominal pain along with bowel disorders both diarrhea and difficult BAB associated with stress or anxiety.

"People who are anxious may also experience headaches, decreased appetite, difficult to sleep and lazy to move in. Various disorders of the organ system can occur due to the stress factor," said Dr. Ari, as in the written statement NNC received on Monday (14 / 5/2018).

Therefore, Dr. Ari appealed to the public not share the image of victims of the bombing event Surabaya, because this in turn only spread fear.

"Leave it to the authorities and we help pray that the terrorist is immediately arrested and be punished accordingly for the deaths and acts of terror.Come keep the spirit, the opponent of the terrorist by staying active and keep worshiping, as if there was no terror in center of Surabaya, "Dr. Ari's message.

As is known bombing occurred three church locations in Surabaya, East Java on Sunday (13/05/2018). The three Churches are the Immaculate Sacred Church of St. Mary in Ngagel, GKI Church on Jalan Diponegoro and GPPS Church on Arjuna Street.