Hip Joint Pain Caused by Electromagnetic Waves Following an Operation for a Complex Humerus Fracture
Hip Joint Pain Caused by Electromagnetic Waves Following an Operation for a Complex Humerus Fracture
Author: Yoshiro Fujii
Affiliation: Shin Kobe Dental Clinic, Kobe City, Japan
Abstract
This case report explores the possible link between exposure to electromagnetic waves and hip joint pain following a humerus fracture operation. The study suggests that electromagnetic waves may influence neuromuscular function, leading to unexplained musculoskeletal symptoms.
Keywords
Electromagnetic Waves, Hip Joint Pain, Humerus Fracture, Neuromuscular Dysfunction, Post-Surgical Complications
Introduction
Electromagnetic waves from medical devices and everyday electronics have been associated with potential health effects. This report investigates a case where a patient experienced severe hip joint pain after undergoing surgery for a complex humerus fracture.
Case Report
A patient developed persistent hip pain post-surgery. Despite conventional treatments, the pain persisted until electromagnetic wave shielding measures were implemented, after which the symptoms improved significantly.
Discussion
The findings suggest that electromagnetic exposure may interfere with neuromuscular signaling, potentially leading to pain and dysfunction. Further research is needed to validate these observations.
Conclusion
This case highlights the need to explore the role of electromagnetic waves in post-surgical recovery. Shielding and minimizing exposure may be beneficial for patients experiencing unexplained pain.
Full Paper
For the full paper, visit: https://www.scirp.org/journal/paperinformation?paperid=82982
