Short-Term Effects of Cell Phone Radiation on Fertility and Testosterone Hormone in Male Rats

Aim: Given the increasing usage of cell phones (6.9 billion subscriptions globally) and heterogeneous reports, this study aimed to determine phone effect as non-ionizing radiation on level testosterone hormone sperm parameters in male rats. Material Methods: Twenty-five matured Wistar rats were randomly allocated five groups with same body weights. Radiofrequency for exposed was 1 h/day call, 2 50 missed calls/day 30 days. The other two control (out any radiation) positive (exposed γ-radiation) groups. Sperm (motility, morphology, viability, counting), histopathology, serum measured analyzed. Results: According results, viability significantly decreased compared group (p<0.001). Also, findings revealed that motility all except call (p=0.475). For count morphology only Group C (2 call) D (positive control), there significant reductions not statistically different between (p=0.451). Conclusion: This suggests hazard infertility mild moderate, might have long-term effects infertility. However, cannot affect level.