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Symptoms

Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity Symptoms – General

The symptoms of EHS (Electromagnetic HyperSensitivity, or as it is also called ES- Electromagnetic sensitivity) can change from one person to the other. Every person can be especially sensitive to different frequencies and different types of radiation. Some of the people who suffer from EHS may also suffer from MCS (Multiple Chemical Sensitivity).

The symptoms can appear during or shortly after exposure, even at very low levels of RF or ELF. They are usually reduced and disappear after the exposure ends. When the exposure is constant or repeated, they might get worse and worse and will stay for longer times. In addition constant and/or repeated exposure may lead to worsening of EHS condition. Exposure reduction of the EHS person, over time, for several mounts, may bring a slow improvement in his condition, and may allow the person to get back to mild level EHS. Most people get better after exposure reduction, but will still stay sensitive.

General Symptoms

  • Mild to heavy headaches
  • Chronicle fatigue
  • Eye itching
  • Skin problems and rashes
  • Ringing ears ( tinnitus ), noise in the ears, pressure build-up in the ears
  • Dizziness
  • Nausea
  • General weakness
  • Muscle and joints pain
  • Sleep disorder
  • Respiratory problems
  • Balance Problems
  • Depression
  • Memory problems (short term)
  • Cardiac arrhythmia
  • Muscle tension

My experience with EHS symptoms

The symptoms of EHS according to the order of appearance as I (Amir borenstein NoRad) experience them when exposed to electromagnetic radiation:

  1.  Heat sensation.
  2.  Redness in the face.
  3. The rush of blood to the head.
  4. Pressure on the head temples.
  5. Pressure inside the ears.
  6.  A light headache.
  7.  Feeling incoming calls as a sharp pain in the head and eyes.
  8.  Restlessness.
  9.  Concentration problems. 
  10. Pressure headaches on the side and back of the head. 
  11. Tingling sensations.
  12. A severe headache
  13. Fatigue.
  14. Memory problems.
  15. Depression.
  16. Ringing in the ears and noises in the head.
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