Hi again.

If you had gold and amalgam in your mouth then there would have been friction of metal, which wouild have caused more mercury than normal to be released from the fillings. I believe it would have been even more if the gold and amalgam were touching each other i.e. one gold in bottom and one amalgam in top meeting when you bite.

I'm not an expert, but I think that maybe having 7 removed within the same month without using protection might be why you are having some problems now. Your body may have been overloaded with mercury when they were removed. Even if you held your breath it was probably still in the air.

From what I gather, hair tests are not accurate because mercury is attracted to neurons and hair is pretty dead. It likes active neural centres like the brain or even ovaries (in women) and organs.