Yes I have had this too and didn't know whether it was the adrenaline from the loads of local anasethetic I had or what had happened to me.

AT any rate, because of it, it destroyed a relationship I had. I became nothing more than a frightened rabbit, terrified of talking, terrified of my own thoughts. The list goes on.

It came after dental work, not amalgam removal. However, exposure to mercury vapor in the office could have also done this. Whatever it was, I was changed.

I managed to calm this down later with a candida diet (sticking to it). But it is still somehow "there". I feel it's toxins and the body's inability to cope with them as they mess up even normal responses. Even at rest you can be a wreck.

Diet was the only thing that took the edge of this, plus proper safe chelation too. I used the Andrew Hall Cutler one (DMSA, every 4 hours around the clock). I did it 3 days or more when I could handle it.

Anything else just made matters worse and I would not advocate using stuff that can shift the mercury into your brain and nervous system. particularly if you are like me and cannot excrete what has been pulled out. Taking DMSA the way I took it ensures more certainty that the mercury is being escorted OUT, rather than moved all over the place.

I needed the diet to allow yeast levels to drop, so that less toxins were messing me up. Plus to allow more nutrient absorption which allowed a bit more balance to come in.

It is a horrible and frightening way to feel. I know it well. I feel like it's there brimming underneath always and I am often fearful of facing or talking to other people. That depends on how well I am eating and how LONG I've been sticking to the diet too.

My system is that unstable.