Reports electrosensitivity, headaches and insomnia, describes costly avoidance and healthcare concerns, a…

HHS public comment #1347 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-05

#1Reports electrosensitivity, headaches and insomnia, describes costly avoidance and healthcare concerns, a…by Maxine Fox » 2026-10-05
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Reports electrosensitivity, headaches and insomnia, describes costly avoidance and healthcare concerns, and says clinicians have not documented the issue.

  • Electromagnetic sensitivity: sensitivity which appears to be a symptom of electro sensitivity. The fact that I seem to react badly to conventional m
  • Neurological symptoms & sleep: hes, a hotness around the ear, agitation and insomnia. I also have chemical sensitivity which appears to be
  • Housing, work & access barriers: xposure i would experience if i had to be in hospital for any length of time is depressing. d. onset of symp
  • Wi-Fi & indoor exposure: a. I am affected by mobile phones, ear pods, wifi, bluetooth and wireless technology infrastructure. b.

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2.I am writing as an individual.

3. a. I am affected by mobile phones, ear pods, wifi, bluetooth and wireless technology infrastructure.

b. I avoid exposure to wireless tech wherever possible but this is increasingly impossible, apart from in my own home or in nature, away from towns and cities.

c. i experience pressure headaches, a hotness around the ear, agitation and insomnia. I also have chemical sensitivity which appears to be a symptom of electro sensitivity. The fact that I seem to react badly to conventional medicines means i have to avoid them and pay form naturopathic treatments which are expensive. The thought of the exposure i would experience if i had to be in hospital for any length of time is depressing.

d. onset of symptoms is immediate and fades as i move away. I use barefoot grounding to help with this.

e. I have spoken to my doctors about this but they are completely unaware of the issue and have not even bothered to update the information i have given them to my notes.

f. I have spent money on devices that say they help but the only thing that works is avoidance, now almost impossible.

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