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Reports a recurring breast lump associated with resting a phone nearby and a child's sleep changes during phone use, and describes reducing use.

  • Other concerns: “some time using my phone at night, I found a hard lump in my right breast. That would become painful from time to time. I couldn't figure ”
  • Children & vulnerable groups: “and can sleep and the second I grab my phone my daughter starts moving and getting upset in her sleep.”
  • Neurological symptoms & sleep: “ daughter starts moving and getting upset in her sleep.”

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After some time using my phone at night, I found a hard lump in my right breast. That would become painful from time to time. I couldn't figure out why, because I live pretty clean life (at least I try). And once a realized that usually when I use my phone at night it technically rest on my right breast because I lay on my side. And stopped doing that and within couple of weeks it was gone. And I wasn't sure if that truly was my phone. But when I had insomnia again and was using my phone next to my eight breast for some time, the lump came back. So I completely stop using my phone next to my breast and had no issues since. Also, just I am trying to minimize my phone time since there's clearly a correlation. I even noticed the days I wake up at night and can sleep and the second I grab my phone my daughter starts moving and getting upset in her sleep.
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