Bad Effects Of Mobile Phones

**OvI** · September 16th, 2005, 05:26 PM

What are the health effects of Mobile Phones?

Mobile phones emit and receive low level microwave radiation. The levels comply with health exposure limits and there is no conclusive evidence that they pose a significant health risk to humans. Nevertheless, there are studies that its long time use can cause memory loss, especially in children.

The children were likely to be most at risk and should be discouraged from using mobile phones. As a result, the UK government prepared a leaflet, now given out with every phone sold, advising users to keep calls brief and to discourage children from using mobile phones except in emergencies.

Digital phones have generally replaced analogue phones. These emit lower levels of radiation, but because the radiation is pulsed, it is possible that it may be equally or more damaging.

Various studies have associated the use of mobile phones with:
headaches
tingling sensation in the head
heat or pressure of the temple
ear ache
eye problems including distortion of vision
memory loss
fatigue
blood pressure
Changes in the brain's electrical activity
Sleep problems
Learning problems
Breaches of the blood-brain barrier (connected with diseases such as Alzheimer\'s)
Other problems associated with the use of mobile phones

Driving

The links between using a mobile phone when driving and road accidents is clear. A driver's attention is needed at all times.

What about cordless phones?

Questions over the safety of mobile phones have inevitably led to
questions over the safety of cordless phones. Like mobile phones,
cordless phones use radio signals to communicate with their base
station. With cordless phones however, the base station, normally the handset cradle, is usually only metres away. The signals sent by cordless phones are therefore much weaker than those sent by mobile phones.

The power radiated by cordless phones is only 8% of that from mobile phones. Therefore, it follows that if there is any risk to health from cordless phones, it will be substantially less than that from mobile phones.

sajithasilvester · November 6th, 2006, 12:35 PM

Thanks 4 ur kind information

**ReeV** · November 6th, 2006, 01:21 PM

Well ... Wutsoever ... We cant spend our lyf without Mobile now ... We hav been addicted ... well addicted is not da appropriate word ... Actually usin mobile is now a part of our Daily Lyf ...

**Rio** · November 6th, 2006, 10:13 PM

Ovi nice info bro.Reev kotha thik akhon mobile chara vabai jai na.sob valo jinish eri bad effets ache to aitar o thakbe aitai thik.

d4rk · November 28th, 2006, 01:58 AM

amar kono prob nai cuz ami agey thikai alert chilam tai mobile-e use kori na

**ReeV** · November 29th, 2006, 09:08 PM

As far as I know ... Cell fon Right ear e use korle beshi khoti hoy ... Usin Left ear is less harmful ... Specially when u r gonna talk for a long tym ...

**Rio** · November 29th, 2006, 10:21 PM

Reev mate nice info i dont know it frm now i will.

**OvI** · November 30th, 2006, 12:56 AM

Er jonno LoudSpeaker on kroe kotha bola surukorechi ajjkal.... obosho jokon eka thaki r ashe pashe keu thake na....

Jehetu ratre bela besi kotha bola hoi... tai tokon Loud Speaker on kore kotha boli valo p;

R Ajjkal maximum set-e eitai chole

**BoIRaGi** · November 30th, 2006, 12:15 PM

asoley ....... cel ph chara 1 hour keno 1 min o cholar upay nei ....... baire jawar tym e ami vule wallet fele geleO cell ph nite kokhono vulina ............ lolzzz .... i cant liv without it anymore ....

**Rio** · December 16th, 2006, 11:08 PM

amar kache mone hoi aita choto der jonno akhon marattok akar dharon koreche.sob picchi rai akhon mobile use kore.aita thik but over use valo na.

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