Re: Weird Feeling after amalgam removal

[Guest guest]

> It has been 2 mths since my last filling was removed. Ever since then

> I have had tingling and numbing sensations on the left side of my head.

> It has left the left part of my head. I now have a tingling sensation

> on my forehead that will not go away and it is driving me crazy. It

> feels not only tingling but sorta like a ben-gay cool type of feeling

> if anyone knows what I mean. Any ideas -I have been taking aspirin, pain

> meds- nothing takes it away. Thanks Sheila

Hi Sheila

It is possible that you have a trigger-point/muscle related problem

referring this symptoms there. This is a common response after the trauma of

lying with your mouth open at the dentist, and of course the poison mercury

moving through that lymph system.

Find a physio/gentle chiro that uses craniosacral work and acupuncture/dry

needling and have some manual work done before you get overtly concerned.

DeanSA

[Guest guest]

> It has been 2 mths since my last filling was removed. Ever since then

> I have had tingling and numbing sensations on the left side of my head.

> It has left the left part of my head. I now have a tingling sensation

> on my forehead that will not go away and it is driving me crazy. It

> feels not only tingling but sorta like a ben-gay cool type of feeling

> if anyone knows what I mean. Any ideas -I have been taking aspirin, pain

> meds- nothing takes it away. Thanks Sheila

Hi Sheila

It is possible that you have a trigger-point/muscle related problem

referring this symptoms there. This is a common response after the trauma of

lying with your mouth open at the dentist, and of course the poison mercury

moving through that lymph system.

Find a physio/gentle chiro that uses craniosacral work and acupuncture/dry

needling and have some manual work done before you get overtly concerned.

DeanSA

[Guest guest]

..Sheila.

Yes, I know this feeling. For the first two years of chelation, I would

get what I described to myself as a strange " hot/cold " feeling on the

skin. It's still difficult to describe, but it felt as if it was

burning, and yet the air felt cold at the same time. Since it came and

went with chelation, I just put up with it, but it's clearly an effect

of mercury. One of the major eliminatory organs is our skin, and that's

a place where you end up with a lot of the metal; so it makes sense that

you would have strange sensations there. A related problem I have is

that my beard feels strange either at the end of a long chelation round,

or if I haven't chelated for a while. I find myself constantly rubbing

my open hand against the coarseness of it, or sometimes pulling hairs

out one by one to the point of soreness. It's unpleasant as all hell,

but given that the " ben-gay " felling, as you call it, is now gone after

2 1/2 years, I'm assuming the beard problem will go too.

(By the way, they have a psychological " diagnosis " for this hair pulling

thing - " tricotillomania " . Another case of dumping anything they don't

understand - or want to understand - into the " psychological " category.

Morons - at best.)

Tue Feb 26, 2008 4:55 pm (PST)

It has been 2 mths since my last filling was removed. Ever since then

I have had tingling and numbing sensations on the left side of my head.

It has left the left part of my head. I now have a tingling sensation

on my forehead that will not go away and it is driving me crazy. It

feels not only tingling but sorta like a ben-gay cool type of feeling

if anyone knows what I mean. Any ideas -I have been taking aspirin, pain

meds- nothing takes it away. Thanks Sheila