Hi Lucie, this can indeed occur. It is mentioned in Andy Cutler's book "amalgam illness Diagnosis and Treatment" and he has treated a lot of mercury toxic people and he mentions this as the second phase of suffering. It's occured with me and others. Not everybody. He also says that it can be directly controlled with appropriate chelation and it is NOT necessary to suffer with it so long as the person starts to chelate properly.

I doubt you are heading for this. Your trend of the improvements over time sound like your body is simply healing and doing it in a way that is not causing the roller coaster ride that others can get.

So enjoy the improvements and go with it.
Sounds to me like your amalgam removal was done very well, and your body is responding extremely well to it, which is how it should be!

I am so glad that you are improving.