Question 1

do mobile phones cause phrenitis?

Accepted Answer

No: Exhaustive studies have failed to find any ill effects from the use of cellphones. While it is impossible to prove a negative, so many millions are in use that any disease or condition would be apparent by now.

Question 2

why i always get headahe when i use my mobile?

Accepted Answer

Probably : because your conversations are causing stress. The cellphone has nothing to do with the headaches.

Question 3

how do i avoid the radiation effect from mobiles?

Accepted Answer

Radiofrequency: Cell phones are a source of radio frequency radiation, however at this time, there is lack of significant evidence to show that cell phones can lead to an increased risk to formation of brain tumors.  Many of the studies already done have biases or data that is not conclusive.  To avoid this radiation, do not use a cell phone.

Question 4

i am addicted to mobile phones. can any one help..?

Accepted Answer

Sure there's help: Just like with any addiction, there is help. If a person injecting heroin into their veins can be helped, so can you. But it is going ot involve admittance of a problem, and then hard work with a qualified behavior therapist to put your addiction in remittance. Just because it's only a cell phone doesn't mean you should try doing this on your own. If you have a serious problem, seek help!

Question 5

what are lymphoma nodes like, are they fixed or mobile?

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Lymphoma: If there are concerns for lymphoma, then ct scan would be very accurate test to consider.

Question 6

can i use my mobile phone to get help after a big flood?

Accepted Answer

There&#x27;s an app: Yes, there’s an app for that... to get help after major disasters. You can download the Red Cross’ free Emergency App that provides real-time severe weather alerts and safety information. Text GETEMERGENCY to 90999 or search &quot;Red Cross Emergency&quot; in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.

Question 7

when do i need to take down the mobile hanging over my child's crib?

Accepted Answer

When baby grabs it: When junior is tall enough to grab it, down it will come. You can remove it entirely, or hang it from a higher loop from the ceiling, well out of reach.

Question 8

i use bandage for my tunnel syndrome is it good i do a lot mobile taping?

Accepted Answer

Yes: If you find it helpful, continue.

Question 9

what does "mobile" or "movable" tumor mean? does it mean that it can move throughout the body, or that it can be moved around a stationary position in the body?

Accepted Answer

: Generally that phrase means that on a physical exam a physician is able to move the lump from side to side. It does not imply anything about moving throughout the body. If you have a tumor, be sure to follow up as your doctor suggests. Good luck.

Question 10

i am horrified to see toddlers mouthing mobile phones. what are the risks?

Accepted Answer

Wow!: Wow, that would horrify me too. So many  bacteria/viruses on the phone for one, and all the illnesses that go with it. Not to mention the potential for injurying their teeth and gums.  And there is the concern about electromagnetic radiation from cell phones--for an infant especially.  And how about the effects of saliva on the phone?  I wonder if the iphone 5 is "spit-proof"?

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How do i avoid the radiation effect from mobiles?

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I am addicted to mobile phones. can any one help..?

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What are lymphoma nodes like, are they fixed or mobile?

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Can i use my mobile phone to get help after a big flood?

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When do i need to take down the mobile hanging over my child's crib?

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I use bandage for my tunnel syndrome is it good i do a lot mobile taping?

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What does "mobile" or "movable" tumor mean? does it mean that it can move throughout the body, or that it can be moved around a stationary position in the body?

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I am horrified to see toddlers mouthing mobile phones. what are the risks?

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