Then I decided I needed to start back up on chelation and the hives came back full force.
I knew this was no a coincidence and the hives are indeed directly caused by chelation. In a desperate attempt, I decided to try DMPS to see if it was caused specifically by the DMSA. Much to my dismay, after 3 rounds of DMPS the hives started to show up once I went off-round. This time even more severe than before if you can even imagine that looking at some of the old pictures. In yet another desperate attempt to stop them, I went on Diflucan and took probiotics, but neither of those did anything to stop the hives. In my case they are NOT caused by a yeast flare up or anything like that.
What does this mean? What am I to do?
Hives caused by chelation |
With DMPS there is a risk of developing a potentially fatal condition called, Stevens Johnson Syndrome.
"Signs and symptoms of Stevens-Johnson syndrome include:
- Facial swelling
- Tongue swelling
- Hives
- Skin pain
- A red or purple skin rash that spreads within hours to days
- Blisters on your skin and mucous membranes, especially in your mouth, nose and eyes
- Shedding (sloughing) of your skin"
My next step is to take EDTA and see what happens. The Cutler folk will have you believe that I'm going to kill myself with EDTA, but at this point I need to see if the hives happen on EDTA as well. If they do, then I seriously have no idea what I'm going to do. With the amalgam tattoo gone, I thought this would stop. No such luck in my case.
I may start the EDTA tonight and see how I do.
2 comments:
Have you looked into nutritional balancing...it helps with balancing the body and making sure the minerals In your body are at proper levels...when this happens your body will remove the toxic metals....metals replace minerals on the mineral receptor sites. I was only on 1 capsule of dmsa 1x/day for 3 days and broke out in hives.
Check out drwilson.com and get a hair mineral analysis done.
I got hives just from ALA. Went away when I cut the does in half. Was then able to chelate for 2 years.
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