The first case report related to excessive use of the mobile phone for texting was published in the Lancet in 2014.
Tenosynovitis caused by excessive texting could well be an emerging disease among all age groups, and it seems worth to have more emphasis, and researchers are included in such susceptibility.
Did you ever experience such symptoms before?
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There is an interesting study carried out in adolescent students that I think is not far from the reality of productive young adults and I believe that the expressed symptomatology could affect all users of the devices regardless of age, I consider that other factors are involved such as exposition to radiation, the use of mobile (that for this there are some applications that tell you that you have used the mobile, writing or watching the screen, in my particular case my phone mentioned me that from 10 to 12 hrs, which it amazes me)
Abstract It is now clear that the population is exposed to higher doses of radiation, ionizing and non-ionizing types, returning inevitable their potential impact on human health; radiation from cell phones may cause future illnesses.
200 young people from high school at Baja California (Cobach), between 14 and 19 years, were interviewed for it will select between 18 symptoms you have had with some frequency. The symptoms that were presented were elected to the researchers claim that many appear as a result of the frequent use of cell: headaches, nervousness, trouble sleeping, dizziness, nausea, fatigue, weakness, temporary memory loss, lack of concentration, depression, chest discomfort, ringing in the ear, respiratory infections, fatigue, respiratory infections, irritability, anxiety or despair, redness and watering of the eyes, blurred vision and momentary.
The aim of the investigation is whether radiation from cell cause the symptoms mentioned, and if it has to do with the amount of time they are used.
Key Words: bodily symptoms, health effects, electromagnetic radiation, electromagnetic fields, cell phones, user, cancer, neurological damage, non-thermal effects.
http://www.rics.org.mx/index.php/RICS/article/view/19/112
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