  This research paper studies about the role of social media use and increase
the risk factor of mental health during covid 19 or lockdown. Although few
studies have been conducted on the role about the effect of social media use on
mental health during lockdown and impact on human reactive nature during
lockdown. As a rapidly spreading pandemic, a biomedical disease has serious
physical and tremendous mental health implications. An occupational community
of internal migrant workers is one of the most vulnerable, but neglected, and
is likely to develop psychological ill-effects due to COVID-19's double whammy
impact. Mental health is a crucial aspect that needs to be addressed during
this lock-down as all modes of communication revolve around the virus. There
are many difficulties with the unprecedented changes that have occurred so
quickly due to the pandemic and stay-at - home confinement to achieve social
distance and mitigate the risk of infection. These include impaired health,
well-being, and sleep as a result of daily routine disruption, anxiety, worry,
isolation, greater stress on family and work, and excessive screen time. An
essential part of our overall health and well-being is mental and emotional
health. An important skill is managing emotions and maintaining emotional
balance. It helps you face challenges and stress when you manage your emotional
health. Lack of skills in emotional regulation may lead to poor mental health
and relationship difficulties. It is as important to look after our mental
health as it is to look after our physical health. For mental health
professionals, the pandemic has also brought many ethical challenges.
