HI, you're welcome. Yes, the amalgam removal may well help you with these stubborn issues. Problem is, of course the removal process itself. You'd need to seriously find a good reputable biologic dentist with all the necessary protection.

I suggest before you embark on this, that you make sure you prepare as much as you can. And make sure that what replacement materials you get will be safe for you. One such test for this is a serum compatibility test, where you send blood to a lab and they test it against nearly all known dental materials, and you receive a large leaflet back showing your reactions to those materials and which ones are suitable and which ones are not suitable.

This at least will give you some idea of what might be ok. So you're replacing mercury with something that is less likely to be harmful to you.