Anybody have sore lymph glans after amalgam removal?Under my arm.Never had this before.

Hi, yes I have had all that. I had it when I had amalgams in my teeth. I remember there were lumps under my arms or swollen lymph nodes and it reached a point where I felt them near my breasts and at times I felt some pain if I lay on my side and I was VERY concerned at that time, not knowing what it was.

I don't know what happened, they did go away. I think I was on a candida diet also, maybe that helped too, but I'm sure it was mercury related as well. One or the other, or both.
but it's hard for me to recall. I was around 20 - 22 in age at the time. And I do not know when or how they went away, but they did at one point without me really realising it, but oneday I realised I hadn't noticed them anymore and I checked and they were completely gone.

So, not sure what helped, but I am certain diet played a big role in helping, because when they went away, I still had some amalgams in my teeth. But I did have "less".

Having your amalgams removed, I am certain because of the increased exposure would exaggerate most things and cause new problems also.

I know that the white plastic replacements can contain things that can cause problems, hormonal things etc, but really, I belive they ALL tamper to some degree with functions in the body. So it's very hard to figure out what is doing what. They're supposed to be estrogenic, so maybe that could cause some swelling, but for me? It was mercury/candida related.

I didn't really ever get the swollen lymph glands very often except occasionally when I cut my gum or something like that. However today my glands around my neck are really sore.

I started amalgam removal yesterday (one quadrant gone!) only three more to go. Today I feel quite fluey, sore lymph nodes, bit spacey (but that is pretty normal for me) and the most annoying thing is a slightly painful neuralgic condition on the left side of my face and up through my scalp on the left side.

I don't think that I have ever experienced this before. It kind of feels the same way that people describe the nerve pain from shingles or herpes.

My jaw is also really sore from having my mouth open for an hour and a half. I had better go and have some magnesium.

Anyway it is nice to look at one portion of my teeth now and not see those hideous amalgams.

Rachel

Yes,I love brushing my teeth now!,knowing that I am not exposing myself to anymore mercury.I've even opened my mouth up and shown unwary friends and family my new white molars.

<img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />Great feeling isn't it!!! Congratulations Allison!!!

ive had problems with my lymph glands all over my body since i became ill they wernt working properly and i think thjs is one of the reasons why we have problems excreting toxins which your lymph glands play a big part in its funny cos my worst one is under my left arm pit and to thright of your left breast is a particular point where toxins can collect i use to have to go for massages to try to open mine up it usually goes hand in hand with immune crashes and vruses as well

I too have had lymph node problems the first was around the time i started having panic attacks and feeling ill,i had some come up in my groin area that never went away,that's aver 11 yrs now,no doctor can explain this,only telling me it's fine as they are not that big.
But there must be a reason that they showed up,meaning the body is putting up a fight with some kind of invasion.
Well if after i have amalgams and chelate they dissapear,then i won't really need an answer.

lymph glands can become swollen and crash when theres too much going on in the body for them to fight bacteria infections ect they can eventually close down its essential to get them woking again as they are a maln drainage system

I have all my life had swollen lymph glands, esp near my arm pits and in tmy neck. It's much better now with the candida diet. I have had lymph drainage massages. They hurt a little but feel much better afterwards.