Hello and welcome to the forum.

I am very sorry hear about your trouble with a pharmaceutical drug. Those drugs are dangerous and they hand them out like CANDY!

It may be tough to find a dentist who will pull the teeth. If you can find a dentist who isn't out to make a buck it shouldn't be a problem. However dentists look in a mouth and see dollar signs popping up. Pulling a teeth is usually the cheapest method, so they don't like to go that route. They'd rather sell you a crown, bridge or implant which can costs THOUSANDS of dollars!

Would I get them pulled? Probably not, but I guess it depends on your age too. I'm 24 and I certainly don't want to pull any teeth because I figure I better keep them as long as possible. But if your 55+ and see dentures in your future, then I can understanding wanting to get them pulled. Eating on one side of the mouth long term can do damage to your jaw if I'm not mistaken.

My dentist did a very good job at removing the amalgams. He cuts around the outside of it and then carefully pushes the material into the suction tool. He does the least amount of drilling as possible. You want to find a dentist who understands why this is important. Don't go to a dentist who doesn't believe in mercury poisoning or one who thinks amalgams are safe. They will do a TERRIBLE job!

The mercury toxicity tests can be dangerous, so I no longer recommend them to anyone. It can cause irreparable damage because of the mercury that gets stirred up in the body with no where to go. The best way to find out is to start on a lose dose of DMSA (after amalgam removal) and see if you have symptoms. If you do then you know metals are being pulled out of your body.

I see you have frequent urination and thirst. I have this as well and was diagnosed with diabetes insipidus. This can be caused by mercury in the pituitary gland!

Unfortunately this is all I can type atm because my left hand and arm are going numb. The joys of mercury toxicity...