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Cancer in the thigh cell phone?

I'm 18 and I had a cell phone since the age of 14 years. Since then, I kept in my left pocket. Very often, I feel a piece of skin at all times behind shock, where the phone would be in my pocket with the phone there and when it isn't there. I also pointed out that patch of skin and muscle to move quickly. Can This could be cancer or could simply be my muscles "replaying" the vibration of the phone or something like that? I just need suggestions on whether I should get it looked at.

muscle can be cancerous, but you should consult a doctor about the area. I am working on a draft Research intense brain tumors, cell phones here is a section of it. . "Using the phone cell was thought to cause brain cancer, but has recently been shown that cell phones and only 80 early 90s were capable of causing brain tumors, and there would be too excessive use of cell phones. Phones phones use electromagnetic waves, a form of radio frequency energy to transmit the voice of users. This energy is concentrated in the phone's antenna. When a user places the phone and the antenna near his head, there is a small amount of this energy radio-frequency that is transmitted through the skull and brain. This energy is a very weak form of radiation and radiation is not sufficient to cause a brain tumor "… There is no way your cell phone in your pocket you may cause cancer.

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