Her comments were made in the runup to the General Election ahead of four sites in the Wigan MP's home town being earmarked by a telecoms company for the siting of masts which will be 50ft high.
Legislation introduced by the last government allows the masts to be installed without planning permission from local authorities if they are 50ft high or below.
Ms Nandy said: "[Telecoms poles] are a small but significant chunk of my caseload here in Wigan.
"It's not just telecoms poles. We also had a woman who had a huge light put up outside her home along the edge of the motorway.
"It was on 24 hours a day, shining directly into her house.
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