He finally found out why his EV gives him migraine

I've always loved the idea of driving an electric vehicle (EV), but after a few months, I started experiencing intense headaches after trips. It took a device called an SDR (Software Defined Radio) to finally reveal that certain electromagnetic frequencies emitted during EV operation could be a cluster headache trigger. Cluster headaches are often linked to specific environmental factors, and electromagnetic exposure is becoming more recognized as a potential cause. In my experience, the sensitivity to particular signals inside the car intensified the pain. Shielding or limiting exposure to these waves helped me manage the symptoms better. If you're an EV driver experiencing similar headaches, it's worthwhile to investigate environmental triggers beyond the usual suspects. Monitoring electromagnetic emissions or consulting with medical experts familiar with cluster headaches may provide relief. This personal journey has taught me that understanding these hidden factors is key to enjoying EVs without compromising health.