Symptoms reported by Electrohypersensitive (EHS) patients -first-year summary from a specialized Pain Research Clinic -first-year summary from a specialized Pain Research Clinic

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Many of the "bizarre" and unexplainable symptoms being reported by COVID-19 patients are actually found in a condition called Electrohypersensitivity, and might actually be the result of electromagnetic radiation being emitted by the rollout of 5G, which pretty much happened along with the advent of COVID-19.

Symptoms reported by Electrohypersensitive (EHS) patients -first-year summary from a specialized Pain Research Clinic -first-year summary from a specialized Pain Research Clinic

  • June 2020
DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.33185.02400
  • Conference: The Israeli Society of Anesthesiologists Annual Conference, Hilton Tel Aviv, Israel, 28-29 November, 2019
Authors:
Yael Stein at Hadassah Medical Center
Yael Stein



Abstract

Conference Poster - Symptoms reported by Electrohypersensitive (EHS) patients – first-year summary from a specialized Pain Research Clinic These self-reported symptoms were experienced by self-diagnosed electrohypersensitive patients who came to my research clinic during the year 2018-2019 to discuss their symptoms - this took place long before the COVID-19 breakout. These symptoms are well-recognized symptoms of "Microwave sickness" according to existing medical literature since the 1960's and are NOT a result of COVID-19.

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/341803936_Symptoms_reported_by_Electrohypersensitive_EHS_patients_Symptoms_reported_by_Electrohypersensitive_EHS_patients_-first-year_summary_from_a_specialized_Pain_Research_Clinic_-first-year_summary_from_a_s?channel=doi&linkId=5ed5557592851c9c5e722203&showFulltext=true
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  • Hadassah Medical Center
    • https://www.researchgate.net/publication/341803936_Symptoms_reported_by_Electrohypersensitive_EHS_patients_Symptoms_reported_by_Electrohypersensitive_EHS_patients_-first-year_summary_from_a_specialized_Pain_Research_Clinic_-first-year_summary_from_a_s?channel=doi&linkId=5ed5557592851c9c5e722203&showFulltext=true

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