I don't know if this helps but...

Several months to a year after the removal is often a rollar coaster ride. True detox can take years. I'm 5 years post removal (almost to the day) and I still have symptoms when I perform hard work.

I'm about to begin what I call "deep detox" over the next year to help rid myself of remaining mercury. It took years to get in via the blood stream. It can take years to safely remove it via the same "pipe". If you detox too fast, you'll feel horrible.

There are lists of dietary suggestions on this forum. For example, avoid sulphur foods (eggs, garlic). Also, don't try to detox too fast. I detox slowly so I can live and work while I'm getting better. I also don't want to redistribute too much mercury which can happen with an agressive detox, although Algin can help reduce symptoms by hold mercury in the intestine.

Just a thought.