Guest guest Posted July 20, 2006 Report Share Posted July 20, 2006 Hi all Following an abdominal injury a year and a half ago, I developed terrible unexplained health issues that have, to be quite honest, destroyed my life. All the symptoms fit with the mercury diagnosis... but of course, no doc here thinks that's possible. Mind you, none of them believe in autoimmune inner ear disease either (my hearing is slowly deteriorating). We're a bit backward in the UK. Anyhow... I had my last very leaky-looking amalgam removed in March, started on DMSA at 12.5mg Cutler protocol, had immediate reactions to it (tingling, warm fuzzy feeling, but worsening tinnitus). But all docs still insisted it couldn't be mercury (and very low mercury levels in urine, blood, etc). So I kind of stopped with the DMSA until recently. But recent docs do seem to think a lot of what's happening to me is neurological... but don't have any explanation why I should suddenly have got these symptoms. From my own research I'm aware it could be immune mediated due to leaky gut (definitely have leaky gut, presumably due to that abdominal injury)... or some weird bacterial infection similar to Whipple's. Anyhow, I restarted with DMSA a month ago (thinking, if it's not mercury it won't do me any harm... but if it is mercury-related, the sooner I get on with it the better). Have done about three rounds since. Most recent was 25mg every 3.5 hours. Weirdly, no reaction at all. If I'm doing 25mg for three days and nothing's happening, do you think I can start ALA? It's nearly five months since the amalgam removal... although I only chelated sporadically since then. Or should I really bump up the DMSA and see if I get a reaction at a higher dose? Would obviously like to start ALA asap as the neurological aspect of what's happening to me isn't (I assume) going to be helped at all by just staying on DMSA. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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