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The commenter reports sensitivity after moving near a broadcast mast and partial improvement after relocation, shielding and switching to wired connections.
- Electromagnetic sensitivity: “I developed electro-sensitivity 5 years ago, shortly after moving to live near a powerful regional TV mast.”
- Neurological symptoms & sleep: “I developed electro-sensitivity 5 years ago, shortly after moving to live near a powerful regional TV mast.”
- Towers & siting: “I developed electro-sensitivity 5 years ago, shortly after moving to live near a powerful regional TV mast.”
- Li-Fi, fiber & alternatives: “I have stopped using a mobile phone and my internet router is wired.”
- Housing, work & access barriers: “I developed electro-sensitivity 5 years ago, shortly after moving to live near a powerful regional TV mast.”
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I am a 65 year old woman. I developed electro-sensitivity 5 years ago, shortly after moving to live near a powerful regional TV mast.
My symptoms include: fatigue, hair loss, dry flaky skin, poor concentration and memory, diarrhoea, IBS, nose bleeds and sensitivity to noise.
I then moved house to an area of lower wireless radiation. I also shielded my home and started wearing shielding clothing. I have stopped using a mobile phone and my internet router is wired. I have managed to reduce the radiation in my home to below measurable levels.
My symptoms have improved a lot, but I still suffer from all the symptoms listed above, at a mild level.
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