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Reports a breast lump at a location used to carry a phone, describes monitoring and stopping that practice, and requests research on body-contact use and tower exposure.
- Other concerns: “ek for an hour at a time, I developed a lump in my breast directly under the place that I stored my phon”
- Research & federal duties: “was in my late 20s. I would like to see further research on cell phone towers, near businesses, churches, and school”
- Towers & siting: “I would like to see further research on cell phone towers, near businesses, churches, and schools and the effect, as ”
- Children & vulnerable groups: “ towers, near businesses, churches, and schools and the effect, as well as phones in pockets against the bo”
ORIGINAL COMMENT · UNEDITED TEXT
I experienced exposure from my cell phone in my bra. I used my bra as a storage place to listen to music while I exercised. I always put it in the same pocket whether I was working in the garden or biking over a three month period of time. I had healthy breast tissue and after three months of doing this four or five times a week for an hour at a time, I developed a lump in my breast directly under the place that I stored my phone. I had a mammogram and multiple evaluations done over one and a half year time window to make sure it was not growing and becoming larger and immediately stopped putting my cell phone in that location. Removing the phone from that location may have been the primary reason the growth did not get larger. At the time I was in my late 20s. I would like to see further research on cell phone towers, near businesses, churches, and schools and the effect, as well as phones in pockets against the body.
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