Thanks for your reply,

I have many other neurological symptoms, tingling sensations in hands and feet, stiff/non-fluid movements with arms and legs. I had tinnitus before amalgams were placed but this has worsened, particulary in left ear. I had a tremor in upper body aswell when symptoms were at their worst.

I have had an itchy rash on my arms and back, this seemed to be worse a couple of hrs after eating certain foods, bread mostly I believe. It hasnt appeared since 1 week.

I also have a burning throat/chest area and a cough producing flem.

I havent noticed sensitivity to perfumes or diesel fumes, I am fatigued after getting up in the morning aswell, I dont have muscle ache but had sharp pains for 5-6 weeks mid way down the back, now this is mostly a burning pain.

I have had temperature fluctuations and have gained abit of weight as I always seemed to be hungry but now have diet under control.

Doctors have found trace protein in urine on 2 samples taken, I have also noticed blood in urine today. I am due to get kidney, liver and esr blood test results tomorrow and will try to speak to the doctor about blood in urine. They checked my mercury urine level but this was low, but I believe this is a sign of kidney dysfunction as surely this would be elevated if kidneys were doing their job excreting mercury?

I think my body is undergoing massive decay/oxidation from this chronic exposure. My hair has became dry and some lighter coloured hairs are present (i am 26 yr old male, black hair). I have grey rings around my cornea, I believe this is another symptom of mercury poisoning.

Doctors here in the UK are not making the connection to mercury poisoning and are labeling me as having Chronic Fatigue (CFS). They need to start looking at the mercury perspective more seriously or I might not be around much longer! The problem is GPs dont seem to have alot of knowledge or experience with mercury poisoning. I have been told the mercury has now been "flushed out of my system".

Can anyone give advise on how to present these symptoms to the GP in a way that they will take this more seriously?