iPhone 5 s blue screen of death/stuck in the system restarts. URGENT

I got my iPhone 5 s for almost 2 years, but I encountered a problem about a month ago, the screen would go blue with parts of the screen will shake off the rust or dark in thin vertical lines and change to yellow and purple. He would do this at random and I read online some solutions for this problem, but none of them worked, I even reset my phone and when I tried to download your backup as it kept crashing until the computer is stuck in the remake, I can't do an itunes backup as it will not now activate. Help, please.

If the phone turns when it is powered or respond to iTunes when connected, see this document

https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT201412

If you have tried these remedies, you should probably contact Apple using the link at the bottom of this page.

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