I am sorry to hear of this. How long after removal did you notice things get worse? Because often people can be hit what they call the "second stage of suffering", which is often stored mercury that begins to erupt forth. It is like being repoisoned, but often even worse than you felt with amalgams.

Typical time frame for that to start can be 3 months post amalgam removal, more common is 6 months, other it can happen a year or more later. It depends when your body is ready or whether something may trigger that off. For me? I felt ill immediately after amalgam removal, had a sort of "remission" then got much worse about a year and a half later when my symptoms began to return much worse than with amalgams. A DMPS IV injection appeared to force my organs into dumping and I went into almost overload. From then, I suffered horrific symptoms as my body attempting to excrete this massive storage which was coming forth.

I wonder if this maybe what is taking place with you, or basicaly acute exposure to the vapor during removal (or both). Just some ideas.

Incidentally, though it's mentioned often on here it's not for nothing. Many do find an antiyeast (candida diet) can aid their symptoms and sometimes dramatically. SOme find that excluding sugar, wheat/gluten grains, milk, even fruit and high carbs (temporarily) can relive some symptoms or even cause some to disappear. Not always, but it can be worth a try.

candida takes advantage of an already bad situation and makes it worse and so often in the case of mercury because of the lowered immunity and inability of the body to control yeast as much. So diet maybe your body's only way of gaining some aid....

Chelation may also help you, I recommend Andrew Hall Cutler's protocol and his book is available on this forum (top left in yellow) "Amalgam Illness, Diagnosis and Treatment".

I wish I could help you more and woudl be interested in finding out what Dr Hesham recommends or whether you have informed him of this?