> One of my most painful and worrying symptoms when exposed for any
> length of time to RF-EMFs from Dects, masts, etc is a kind of brain
> inflammation. It is very like migraine, but it seems worse. The
> other day i got it and i started visualising my brain bleeding in an
> attempt to ease the pressure, which made me think of potential
> aneurysms, which i believe do sometimes occur in ppl who report
> having migraine symptoms.
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> Because the "vasospasm' associated with migraines must in some way be
> linked to blood pressure (though they talk alot about serotonin
> triggering migraines too) i wondered whether i might be able to
> detect a measureable change in my blood pressure when exposed to
> strong RF-EMFs.
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> I had the opportunity today. My starting blood pressure was 130/77.
> I then turned on 2 Dects and a baby alarm for 25 minutes, the most i
> could stand before i started to whimper, and at the end of that my
> pressure had DROPPED to 107/70. I'd expected a rise! I switched
> everything off and 15 mins later tested my pressure again. It was
> 132/72. I know that all those figures are well within the normal
> range, and also that its the bottom (diastolic?) figure that docs
> tend to be most interested in. But something measureable definitely
> HAPPENED, particularly if you look at the top figure!
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> I've read that blood pressure drops when people have a heavy
> histamine/allergic response.
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> Any thoughts on blood pressure and/or histamine in ES?
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