allisonwonder,

I had the same reaction after my removal... I felt great the next day and then had horrible ups and downs for months. Of course, the ups became more frequent and the downs less frequent and now I'm all better and life is actually good again.

For anyone who has amalgams removed properly and has bad reactions after, I would say this is generally a good sign; A sign that body chemistry is changing and the body is beginning to mobilize and eliminate mercury rather than harboring it.

For those who have had mercury removed improperly and had a lot of exposure, this could be a sign of exposure during the removal combined with what I just mentioned above.

I strongly encourage people not to be discouraged (hmmmm) after removal but to continue through expecting the best in due time. It took me months before the rollar coaster ride began to subside, but the ride was certainly well worth the recovery.

In case someone finds this thread who has not seen it:
My Mercury Story