iPhone radiation hurting my leg?

I carry a wallet, keys, and other various items in my other front pocket all the time. I don't have, and never have had, any pain like this in that area, or any other area of my legs. I doubt it's a coincidence that the area in which I feel pain is almost exactly identical in size as my phone and exactly in the same area where my phone sits in my pocket.

I'm aware that many people tend to dismiss the experiences of others, for whatever reasons, which is why I asked if anyone else is experiencing this issue.

Thanks

I don't know about the tin foil around your head stopping the radiation. It will however prevent the aliens from locating you.

As far as pain in the leg, I would have to say that it would take a GREAT deal of exposure before any noticeable effects would be evident. As far as the science behind radiation and phones, I have not seen any proof one way or the other.

I'm fully aware of what a "mild allergic reaction to a laundry soap" or "winter dry skin" is like. My skin isn't dry and no changes have been made in laundry detergent, soap, or any other personal hygiene products. The propensity of Apple fans to outright dismiss potential issues with Apple's products is downright cult like. Somewhat similar to the indoctrination taking place in schools around this country. Note the vilification taking place earlier in this thread.

My question is, is anyone else experiencing something similar?

Sounds like a classic case of trollitis. You need to get this checked out immediately, since it does have drastic affect on one's mental capacity.


Glor

Stop sitting on your phone.

The iphone does not emit ionizing radiation. Therefore, it's not the iPhone that's causing your issues.

Does it still hurt when it is turned off?

Or it could be completely psychosomatic.

I once had a Sony Ericson that would make my keys tingle in my other pocket 1 second before receiving a call.

If you're worried, make an appointment with the doctor.

might be a case of "Aids of the leg" yuck!

There is a phenomenon associated with phantom vibrations. Not sure if it applies in the OPs case, but read on...

http://www.usatoday.com/news/health/2007-06-12-cellphones_N.htm?csp=34

Jim

Get a case with a lanyard and wear it around your neck, problem solved.

People do worry about radio waves and it is this worry that makes them ill. Stress related illness.