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I know I,ve read this on the web somewhere that pain in the Coccyx (is that the correct spelling?) can be connected with Mercury poisoning. I've had it for about a month now and sometimes it's really painful and travels down my legs. Has anyone else experienced this? Thanks guys Already had the smart remark - thats cos your a pain in the arse luv Tracy x
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Yeah, I get that, Colonics are necessary to relive it. I think it's because mercury will sit in your gut and leech out from there, especially downward (HEAVY metal). It will even make your arse hurt.
An herbal colin cleanse may help somewhat but the relief I get from a colonic is almost instantaneous. Almost... it usually takes 2-3 days to subside completely, but of course it always comes back at some point then I go get another colonic such a pain no kidding.
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Yes Tracy, I had lower back pain and malalignment of the spine for years....my coccyx would twist and it would cause such agony. I was constantly at physio, massage and chiropractors. Since having my mercury fillings removed, my back problems are almost all resolved. I hope someday I will be well enough to get the crowns and root canals out and be able to feel what it is like to be somewhat "normal."
I never would have dreamed that all those problems could be caused by something in my mouth, but now I am sure that it was the mercury. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/mad.gif" alt="" />
Sandi xoxo
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I know the symptoms are so bizarre, sometimes you think it just can't be connected, but as I say I had heard of it before. What this stuff can do is unbelievable.
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Yes, I have it too. I believe that the lower and upper spine are primary places for the mercury to take its effect. I believe that it is stored there. It makes sense to me that its proximity to the intestines is important. One of my pre symptoms to my amalgam removal was weakness in the lower spine and pain. Now whenever I have more intense detoxes I get weakness or numbness and cracking in that area. Also, I have continuous tightness in the neck. This was a post amalgam symptom
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yes I have had lower back problems (L4 AND L5 spinal area) since the other mercury symtoms started to get worse about a year ago ,I had xrays of the spine area done and the doctor told me that it was not a slipped disc (thank god) there was a small amount of compression in that area but nothing serious ,started to see a chiropractor and have had much success with him ,also started doing much better after having amalgam removed,the combination of the two have helped alot MIKE
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Thanks guys thats actuallly what my Neuropath said to me, that she thought most of my Mercury load was in my spine. She said toxins can actually move up and down your spine which is also why the nervous system is so badly affected. I think I need to chelate badly, cos it seems like in the last two months my body is falling apart. Symptoms returning that had gone and new ones , like some of my fingers move by themselves, muscles go into agonising spasms and eye twitch has returned. Worst thing is the insommnia. Thats always been my worst. It drives me crazy, i can feel exhausted, but usually only get 2 or 3 hours a night. I've tried everything but nothing seems to work. Well challenge test Wednesday and 4 hours Iv chelation. Maybe that will get it moving. Fingers crossed. Tracy x
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