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Hi, I was wondering what your thoughts are on, a 39 year old female, having severe electromagnetic field sensitivities. I have never been able to wear a watch, since I can remember, because the batteries always died quickly, no matter how many watches were tried or times the batteries were replaced. I am now using head sets on all of my cordless phones in my home (both completely different brands) because my ear, face, and head feel like they catch on fire within just a few minutes.(everyone has witnessed my red hot ears, etc) That includes cell phones, that I rarely use. I also am extremely sensitive to ultraviolet lighting, and many electric appliances. I can hear the buzzing of cell chargers, etc. I rarely watch TV anymore, because of the changes in the volume, when commercials come on. What is your opinion on these major oversensitivites, its making life pretty hard nowadays, because its so much worse suddenly - in the last 2 years.
Gender: FemaleAge: 39 Already Tried: Not using uv lights, trying to stay away from electronics, using a head set with phones, a fan under my lap top, on a table. All of the electronics seem to fail eventually anyway. Multiple computer failures, microwave failures, oven failure, light bulbs blow out quite a bit, but all on the same day it seems. And yes I have a psychiatrist that treats me for PTSD, and ADD, and he has even said "WOW you really are sensitive to your cell phone!", that I was on right before an appointment. My face and ears were red, and on fire, and it felt horrible. Therefore, I no longer use it without having it hooked up to a head set. I was advised by the cell phone CS to not bother with the bluetooth since it contains a battery."
<p>HelloCustomer</p><p> </p><p>Welcome to Just Answer.</p><p> </p><p>There have been many studies done on this and it is not as uncommon as you might think.. The air around us is filled with electronic smog and many people are sensitive to it.</p><p> </p><p>There are several websites available for more information but there is one particular one which you may find iinteresting.</p><p> </p><p>They sell various things to help you such as a special material which protects you from all electronic field activity which you can hang around your bed. You could also cut a piece off and put it between you and your cell phone. They also sell monitors to tell you how high the microwaves in the are in the area that you are in. It is audible, so you can always try to be in the safest of places for you.</p><p> </p><p><a href="http://www.discoverymagnets.co.uk/articles-electro4.htm" target="_blank">http://www.discoverymagnets.co.uk/articles-electro4.htm</a>"><a href="http://www" target="_blank">www</a>.<strong>discoverymagnets.co.uk</strong>/articles-<strong>electro</strong>4.htm</p><p> </p><p>I do hope this helps a little.</p><p> </p><p>With my very best wishes</p><p>Mel.</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p>Mel.40081.2322883449
I would also still like to know why, though, I never could wear a watch, and why suddenly I cannot use the cordless items, and am so very sensitive to the uv lights, high pitch sounds from plugged in devices, and such. The watch batteries are a life long thing that no one believes, and the torture I feel from the wireless items and Uv lights, and so on happened quite suddenly. I dont want to live in a tin foil bubble, but I would try more on the phones citiuation.
Hello again,
It is an allergy like any other, but unfortunately not as easy to treat. The following have been reported to help though.
Adequate hydration, filtered water, oral tryptophan, avoidence of GM foods, trace element suppliments, chiropractice, reflexology, anticonvulsants, olanzpine, oxygen therapy, topical sea salt /baking soda, negative air ionizers, magnet therapy.
There is a hospital in the UK which specializes in this where you can email to get more information.
info@breakspearmedical.com
ot htere is a blog site
www.breakspearmedical.blogspot.com
Their address is
Breakspear Hospital,
Hertfordshire House
Wood Lane
Hertfordshire HP2 4FD UK
I do so hope they will be able to help you.
Love Mel.
Nurse
Qualified in 1977,have extensive coronary care & general experience,plus stress related conditions.