Hi Katson,

Mercury accummulates, particularly in weakened/damaged/blocked areas. That's something that I found out when poisoned. I'm wondering if it's possible that it's done so in this area you are mentioning here and why post amalgam removal it would make sense for things to become heightened - as they often do in post removal.

As the body then tries to expel stored mercury (which is a slow and often very painful process), the areas that require healing may often be the most exaggerated in symptoms. Either because mercury is in those areas, OR because it's indirectly affecting those areas even though it maybe elsewhere in the body (or brain).

I used to get pains in my bones and find it agonising to change positions when I was sitting down. And this was exaggerated post amalgam removal to quite an extreme at one point. I was healing, but I felt I was worsening at the time. The areas that require healing can produce symptoms of healing like heat/burning sensations, itching/tingling and/or pain and even swelling.