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Joined: Jun 2006
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Having had dental work done relatively recently, I have felt knocked out. The first side of my mouth that was done produced similar symptoms, but this time it's been much worse.
I first blamed mercury vapor in the dental office itself, but now am wondering if it's the local anaesthetic that has done this. I am hyper sensitive and do not eliminate toxins properly.
I am trying DMSA and normally when I've had a re-exposure to mercury the DMSA works well and doesn't take long before it starts improving me again. This time it does not seem to be doing a thing.
I am walking around drugged. Exhausted beyond words and cramping. I just have to SIT nearly permanently and trying to move anywhere is a marathon effort. So I assume the dental work was too much for my already weak system.
Anybody else experienced this? I had the last dental work done on the 18th December, so I've been like this now ever since. I wasn't great before it admittedly, but I am much worse now. It's been over a month.
Just to be clear, I do not have amalgams. The dental work was simply removing old white plastic composites (mercury free) and replacing them with a stronger material, which I had previously tested for biocompatibiity....
Any comments welcome. Thanks!
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