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When i listen to music with my airpords on my temples and ears start to hurt. what should i do? does this mean that my health is damaged by airpods?
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Possible: My guess is that it is likley an effect of the EMF(electromagnetic frequencies) because they are wireless . Best to m inimize EMF exposure, some people are more responsive(distrubed by it) than others
Answered 12/8/2020
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