| NCgal wrote: |
| These posts are the closest to what I'm experiencing as well. About three weeks ago I had weddings on back to back weekends and drank more than I usually do. After the last wedding I had a horrible fuzzy/burning/tingling sensation in my head for about four days. It felt like something moved around and then I got better the day I went to the doctor. He said it was some variation of a migraine, and then for the past two weeks i've just had a mild tingling or numb-like sensation on the right side of my head above my ear? I have no idea what it is and althought it's better, it definitely is not gone, which concerns me! Any suggestions? |
There are many reasons for fuzzy, burning, and tingling sensations, and 90% of the time the medical fraternity has no idea what is causing it.
Two decades back, that is, 20 years ago, this wasnât a common problem. I suffered intermittanly the same for four decades and went back and forth to the medicos and after multitude of blood tests and x-rays, and specialistâs visits, they all shook their heads and basically said they had no idea what was causing these symtpoms, and that I was in perfect health, all tests were perfect.
They did suggest all wonderful ideas that could be causing these symptoms, and the migraine diagnosis was always a good answer. They also suggested to change my eating and drinking habits, and my diet, etc., etc., and they recommended all sorts of holistic remedies, such as acipuncture, naturopathic, and all new age gimmicks; but to no avail.
In those days I lived near high voltage transmission lines, say 40,000 volts, they were such a high voltage that you could stand underneath them with a fluro tube and the tube would turn âONâ and glow---smokes and mirrors.
Off course if you explained this to those who should interested in such happenings, they would label you with a mental disorder. But, most of them to believe that many of the medical regognised syndromes, are nerve related. Therefore, if an emission coming out of power lines ignites the fluro in a fluro tube, then what can it do to your nerve ends, and nervous system?
When cell phones and towers became the essential essence of human life, and the airways were proliferated with every conceivable microwave emissions that are the same as a microwave over, but at a lower wattage, I then began to notice that my symptoms began to become worse. It wasnât until 2002 that I proved that EMR and EMF was causing my symptoms.
We are bathed continually in an invisible force called EMR and EMF, and have been for every since electricity first came in. In my days, if I was at weddings, as in your case, every weekend, then yes, I would suffer the affects of alcoholic poisoning. But normally if itâs only mild alcoholism then you should get over the symptoms in a day or so, and itâs not prolonged.
But, in your course of events, you were probably surrounded by every cell phone that was carried in everyone elseâs pockets, and purses, inlcuding your own, and after a long-term and prolonged immerson of EMR and EMF that is coming out of those electronic equipments, you will have side affects. Prolonged suffering, as what you are suffering from is part and parcel of EMR and EMF.
Are you a long-term, prolong user of the cell phone and any other form of cordless phone in your home; because when EMR and EMF is involved, and you are still being immersed in this invisible force, then your suffering will be prolonged.
For no apparent reason:
Do you get ringing in the ears?
Do you feel tired all the time?
Do you feel nausea all the time?
Do you feel burning and tingling sensations all the time?
Do you get headaches?
Do you have restless nights trying to sleep?
Most of these general symptoms are the same for radio/wireless sensitivity sickness, including Sick Building Syndrome and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.
I hope I havenât bored you with too much information, but you need to be aware of the dangers of long-term, and prolonged use of any form of Wi Fi communications equipment is dangerous to your wellbeing.