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Hambone
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Chaps,

Were you tested for mercury issues BEFORE you had your amalgams removed, or did you just decide to have them taken out anyway?

Have you noticed a difference with your health after having them out?

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Catgirl
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I can kick myself. My dentist suggested I remove my amalgams 15 years ago (said it would look better). He wore no protection, neither did I. Then the teeth he filled (composites) hurt when I chewed, so he offered to remove the composites and put the amalgams back in. I agreed. I was just happy that I could chew again. Back then people weren't as afraid of amalgams as they are now.

So after getting my doctors data results, I now realize that that's when I must have gotten all this metal. My lead his close to high, & merc right behind it. I feel like an idiot.

I also had high gadolinium and thallium (doc thinks this is from mri).

I'm concerned that if I do this again that I will get a ton of metal dumped in me again, enough to put me over the top (extremely high). Plus, all 10 of my fillings have been done twice and are big.

I'm just not sure what to do.

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Catgirl
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I just looked at my test again. My lead IS high 5.9, merc is 3.6, and gad is 1.8.

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