Effects of Mobile Phone Radiation on the Liver of Immature Rats

Introduction: In recent years, the increasing use of microwaves generator, especially a lot of concern about possible effects of mobile phone radiation on human health has created. The increasing use of technology is immature. Therefore, this study on the effects of mobile phone radiation on rat liver is immature. Methods: 40 adult male Wistar rats weighing 60 ± 10 g were prepared and divided into 4 groups, 10 groups: control, experimental 1, experimental 2, respectively. Control group received no radiation exposure controls, but no conversations on mobile phones and similar devices used in the experimental group (with the same conditions) were used. Experimental groups 1 to 5 times per day for 1 month, and every 10 minutes on the phone calls were exposed and experimental groups 2 to 5 times per day for 1 month, and 20 min were exposed to mobile calls. Then at the end of a period of months, rat in all groups, and describe the changes in hepatocytes, cell necrosis, lymphocyte influx, changes in chromatin and hydropic swelling of the lining cells of the various groups were examined by light microscopy. Results: A significant increase in liver weight in the experimental group than the control group is 2. Changes indicative of liver fatty change, cell necrosis, grainy liver cells, and lymphocytes invade the core wall changes in groups of 20-minute experimental liver cell necrosis was observed in only 10 minutes (P<0.05). Discussion: The results show that mobile radiation may have damaging effects on the liver. Thus, the use of mobile phones at an early age to get more done with caution. The call duration is effective in severe damage. Potentially damaging effects of free radical production and heat production are mobile.

Wave Mobile, Liver tissue, Rats.