Electronic gadgets have led to claims of electromagnetic hypersensitivity (EHS), but research has not found a clinical link between EHS symptoms and EMFs. Diagnosing EHS lacks objective standards. Symptoms include headaches, skin conditions, sleep problems, and memory problems caused by exposure to EMFs.Can one be allergic to electricity? Read on
GeneralElectronic gadgets have led to claims of electromagnetic hypersensitivity (EHS), but research has not found a clinical link between EHS symptoms and EMFs. Diagnosing EHS lacks objective standards. Symptoms include headaches, skin conditions, sleep problems, and memory problems caused by exposure to EMFs.
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