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You might still want to go to a doctor and let them know about what you're expeirencing. Id' say it's more common than we realise. It might well be mercury, but in case it's something else, good idea to get things checked. And if mercury is at the bottom of it, a doctor might still be able to give you help in the meantime.

I would see a doctor, but also start to take care of the amalgam toxicity. Probably by starting with things like selenium, vitamin E, Vitamin C, zinc, magnesium and perhaps algin (which is suppose to help with mercury symptoms by absorbing it in the gut and probably elsewhere too).

Other than this, you won't be able to chelate properly until you have gotten ALL your amalgams out. Once you've done that, you should be able to embark on proper detox. Safest I've heard is a protocol which is being used by more and more people. It's on a forum called frequent dose chelation.

Hope that helps a little. And I hope the "problem" starts clearing up soon.

Bex

Thanks for all the information. I have been to Dr.s and they want me to beleive it is MS, but my spinal fluid does not show anything and my brain and back MRI's show nothing. I have been taking everything you mentioned except for selenium. I had the last quadrant of amalgams removed a week and a half ago. I praying that the problem will go away as I remove the mercury. Thanks again for everything. It helps to know I am not the only one who has to deal with this.