Re: Should I increase the days or mg of DMSA/Healing/Hand pain

[Guest guest]

TK--- need to know how long your current rounds are ?

>

> Hi!

>

> I have done a few rounds of DMSA every 4 hours at 25mg with no

problem. I

> then increased it to every 3 hours - still no problems. My last

round I moved

> up to 50 mg every 4 hours with no problems and I am currently

doing 50 mg

> every 3 hours with no apparent side effects.

>

> My question: Is it better to increase to dosage of DMSA or to

increase the

> length of the round? I want to excrete as much mercury as

possible and I

> haven't had any major side effects.

>

> Healing!!!-----I have had right side flank pain for over a year

with no

> explanation from doctors after many tests. This pain was all day

every day. I

> could hardly push the cart at the grocery store b/c of the pain.

After my

> second round of DMSA this stomach pain just disappeared. It was

like someone

> switched the pain switch from on to off. Incredible! I give

glory to God for

> this - but sometimes God shows us what to do to get better. I

hope my other

> symptoms go away as easily.

>

> I have weird hand pains. I almost think it is carpal tunnel, but

it is not

> just my first 3 fingers, it is my whole hand. Does anyone else

have hand

> pain or has been healed of hand pain? Is this due to mercury?

>

> Keep on Chelating!

> Kim

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Kim.

Not hand pain but severe pain in my shins which of course did not

fit any sort of diagnoses. It went away with homeopathic

arsenic.. I also have severe knee pain only when I eat

strawberries and potatoes.. Sometimes it did not take very much,

only one bite .. so I am resolved to not trying them again

for quite awhile..

I figure everyone has their different parts these things come

out in..

Nanci

[Guest guest]

Kim, praise God for your healing! My son had these finger pains for

about a month starting with ALA and worsening when we added DMSA, but

they are now gone. He started getting foot pain and stomping,

kicking a lot when we added DMSA and this is still going strong (on

and off) and it's been over a month.

I think it would be smart to stay where you're at with the dosing. I

say this because symptoms are not always the same after rounds -

especially if your body decides to start dumping metals from your

organs- and you certainly want to stick to the dose that gives the

least amount of discomfort.

In my son's case - 5 year old, too high of a dose has resulted in

over a month's worth of discomfort, this should not happen (and he

was only on 5mg DMSA + 10mg ALA). We actually had to take a month

off, stop DMSA altogether, and we just started ALA again last weekend

with minimal issues, but still some foot pain, kicking.

That's my 2 cents,

Liz

>

> Hi!

>

> I have done a few rounds of DMSA every 4 hours at 25mg with no

problem. I

> then increased it to every 3 hours - still no problems. My last

round I moved

> up to 50 mg every 4 hours with no problems and I am currently

doing 50 mg

> every 3 hours with no apparent side effects.

>

> My question: Is it better to increase to dosage of DMSA or to

increase the

> length of the round? I want to excrete as much mercury as

possible and I

> haven't had any major side effects.

>

> Healing!!!-----I have had right side flank pain for over a year

with no

> explanation from doctors after many tests. This pain was all day

every day. I

> could hardly push the cart at the grocery store b/c of the pain.

After my

> second round of DMSA this stomach pain just disappeared. It was

like someone

> switched the pain switch from on to off. Incredible! I give

glory to God for

> this - but sometimes God shows us what to do to get better. I

hope my other

> symptoms go away as easily.

>

> I have weird hand pains. I almost think it is carpal tunnel, but

it is not

> just my first 3 fingers, it is my whole hand. Does anyone else

have hand

> pain or has been healed of hand pain? Is this due to mercury?

>

> Keep on Chelating!

> Kim

>

[Guest guest]

Kim, your hand pain may be peripheral neuropathy or related to

stocking and glove parathesia. It can be related to mercury, lead,

or arsenic as I have read. I believe this happens because the metals

are moving around and disturb the central nervous system.

>

> I have weird hand pains. I almost think it is carpal tunnel, but

it is not

> just my first 3 fingers, it is my whole hand. Does anyone else

have hand

> pain or has been healed of hand pain? Is this due to mercury?

>

> Keep on Chelating!

> Kim

>