Première indemnisation pour électrosensibilité
Mots clés : Ondes électromagnétiques
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lefigaro.fr - le 17/04/2014
lefigaro.fr - le 17/04/2014L'électrosensibilité n'est pas officiellement reconnue comme une maladie mais 1,5% à 2% de la population dit en souffrir.
Les persons souffrant d'hypersensibilité aux ondes électromagnétiques doivent parfois revoir complètement leur quotidien.
Pour la première fois, un homme souffrant d'électrosensibilité s'est vu accorder une aide financière pour sa pathologie par la Maison départementale des personnes handicapées de l'Essonne, a-t-on appris jeudi auprès du Collectif des électrosensibles de France.
«C'est un premier pas», a déclaré Sophie Pelletier, coresponsable de cette association. «D'autres personnes avaient déjà obtenu le statut de travailleur handicapé en raison de leur électrosensibilité, mais recevoir une subvention pour acheter du matériel de protection, à notre connaissance, c'est une première.»
Depuis plusieurs années, cet homme de 32 ans, qui vit dans le sud de l'Essonne, ne supporte plus les ondes de télécommunications et est en arrêt maladie. Ses problèmes semblent avoir commencé à la suite d'une exposition dans le cadre de son travail à un appareil gérant des champs magnétiques.
L'électrosensibilité n'est pas officiellement reconnue comme une maladie et fait l'objet de controverses entre experts. Les personnes «électrohypersensibles» (EHS), qui représenteraient 1,5% à 2 % de la population, attribuent leur souffrance aux champs électromagnétiques de l'environnement. Migraine, vomissements, irritabilité extrême: les symptômes évoqués par les malades sont variables mais peuvent conduire à des situations extrêmes, obligeant certains d'entre eux à cesser de travailler ou à modifier totalement leur mode de vie. Sans nier la réalité de cette souffrance, l'Organisation mondiale de la santé et le conseil scientifique de la Commission européenne (Scenihr) ont conclu en 2012 qu'il n'y a pas de base scientifique permettant de relier les symptômes des EHS à une exposition aux champs électromagnétiques.
Une compensation pour des dépenses quotidiennes
La Maison départementale pour les personnes handicapées, sous la tutelle du Conseil général de l'Essonne, a attribué au malade une aide financière dont le montant n'a pas été précisé. «Il a déposé un dossier et une commission s'est réunie pour étudier l'impact de ses problèmes dans sa vie quotidienne et professionnelle et voir comment cela peut être compensé», a expliqué Sophie Pelletier.
Avec cette subvention, le jeune homme a prévu de s'acheter des instruments de mesure, du tissu de protection pour ses vêtements, un baldaquin afin de protéger son lit la nuit ou encore un logiciel de reconnaissance vocale pour ordinateur.
Fin mars, une femme souffrant d'électrosensibilité s'était réfugiée pendant une dizaine d'heures au sommet d'une grue à Antony (Hauts-de-Seine) afin de demander un relogement adapté à son état de santé. En juin 2013, le gouvernement a annoncé qu'il pourrait mettre en place une «surveillance sanitaire» autour de ce phénomène.
(Avec AFP)
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Keywords : Electromagnetic waves
By Curb iconlefigaro.fr - the 4/17/2014
The EHS is not officially recognized as a disease but 1.5 % to 2 % of the population said to suffer.
For the first time, a man suffering from EHS has been granted financial assistance for his condition by the Departmental House Disabilities Essonne , Has on Thursday with the Collective of electro France.
"This is a first step ," said Sophie Pelletier, co-leader of this association. " Other people had already achieved the status of disabled worker because of their EHS but receive a grant to purchase protective equipment , to our knowledge , this is a first. "
For several years, this 32 year old man , who lives in the south of Essonne , does not support the wave and telecommunications is on sick leave . His problems seem to have started after an exhibition in the context of its work to device manager magnetic fields.
The EHS is not officially recognized as a disease and is the subject of controversy among experts. The " electrohypersensitive persons" (EHS ), which represent 1.5 % to 2 % of the population , attribute their suffering to electromagnetic fields of the environment. Headache, vomiting, extreme irritability : the symptoms mentioned by patients are variable but can lead to extreme situations , forcing some of them to stop working or completely change their lifestyle. Without denying the reality of the suffering , the World Health Organization and the Scientific Council of the European Commission ( SCENIHR ) concluded in 2012 that there is no scientific basis to link EHS symptoms to exposure to electromagnetic fields .
Compensation for daily expenses
The departmental home for people with disabilities under the supervision of the General Council of Essonne , assigned to the patient financial aid , the amount was not specified. "He filed a case and a committee met to consider the impact of its problems in his daily life and work and see how it can be compensated ," said Sophie Pelletier.
With this grant, the young man planned to buy measuring instruments, fabric protection for clothes , a canopy to protect her bed at night , or a voice recognition software for computer.
In late March, a woman suffering from EHS had fled for ten hours on top of a crane in Antony (Hauts -de- Seine ) to request a suitable relocation to his health . In June 2013, the government announced it would set up a " health surveillance " around this phenomenon.
(With AFP )
EDITOR'S ADVICE :
Electromagnetic waves in debate in the Assembly
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http://sante.lefigaro.fr/actualite/2014/04/17/22237-premiere-indemnisation-pour-electrosensibilite
First compensation for EHS
Keywords : Electromagnetic waves
By Curb iconlefigaro.fr - the 4/17/2014
The EHS is not officially recognized as a disease but 1.5 % to 2 % of the population said to suffer.
JEFF PACHOUD / AFP
The persons with hypersensitivity to electromagnetic waves are sometimes completely revise their daily lives.For the first time, a man suffering from EHS has been granted financial assistance for his condition by the Departmental House Disabilities Essonne , Has on Thursday with the Collective of electro France.
"This is a first step ," said Sophie Pelletier, co-leader of this association. " Other people had already achieved the status of disabled worker because of their EHS but receive a grant to purchase protective equipment , to our knowledge , this is a first. "
For several years, this 32 year old man , who lives in the south of Essonne , does not support the wave and telecommunications is on sick leave . His problems seem to have started after an exhibition in the context of its work to device manager magnetic fields.
The EHS is not officially recognized as a disease and is the subject of controversy among experts. The " electrohypersensitive persons" (EHS ), which represent 1.5 % to 2 % of the population , attribute their suffering to electromagnetic fields of the environment. Headache, vomiting, extreme irritability : the symptoms mentioned by patients are variable but can lead to extreme situations , forcing some of them to stop working or completely change their lifestyle. Without denying the reality of the suffering , the World Health Organization and the Scientific Council of the European Commission ( SCENIHR ) concluded in 2012 that there is no scientific basis to link EHS symptoms to exposure to electromagnetic fields .
Compensation for daily expenses
The departmental home for people with disabilities under the supervision of the General Council of Essonne , assigned to the patient financial aid , the amount was not specified. "He filed a case and a committee met to consider the impact of its problems in his daily life and work and see how it can be compensated ," said Sophie Pelletier.
With this grant, the young man planned to buy measuring instruments, fabric protection for clothes , a canopy to protect her bed at night , or a voice recognition software for computer.
In late March, a woman suffering from EHS had fled for ten hours on top of a crane in Antony (Hauts -de- Seine ) to request a suitable relocation to his health . In June 2013, the government announced it would set up a " health surveillance " around this phenomenon.
(With AFP )
EDITOR'S ADVICE :
Electromagnetic waves in debate in the Assembly
The daily ordeal of an allergic waves
Survey intolerance nodes
http://sante.lefigaro.fr/actualite/2014/04/17/22237-premiere-indemnisation-pour-electrosensibilite
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