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A commenter identifying as a physician treating EHS describes a firefighter’s brain tumor, insomnia, anxiety, infertility and other symptoms thought to relate to years of sleeping near a cell tower.
- Occupational exposure: “a fireman sleeping only 60 feet from a cell tower in the firestation”
- Electromagnetic sensitivity: “I treat patients with ElectromagneticHypersensitivity, (EHS).”
- Cancer & tumors: “he developed a brain tumor that needed surgery”
- Reproduction & pregnancy: “he became infertile with a very low sperm count”
- Neurological symptoms & sleep: “he developed insomnia and anxiety”
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I am a Medical Doctor and I treat patients with ElectromagneticHypersensitivity, (EHS). From a fireman sleeping only 60 feet from a cell tower in the firestation, after 13 years, he developed a brain tumor that needed surgery and then a shunt, he developed insomnia and anxiety, he became infertile with a very low sperm count, he got depressed and confused, all thought to be from cell tower non-ionizing radiation exposure.
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