Re: Teeth extracted - headaches gone? fibro too?

I agree 100% with all Karlin wrote ... me and my wife have had the same exact experience and a long way to find out that all her nevralgic pain ( stabbing , burning, electric shocks and etc)was originated in a molar canal treatment ! She had been diagnosed with Fibromialgia by Rheumatologist , who prescribed Lyrica as only solution ... a sedative that changes a person into a robot ... all that ended the day, one dentist realized there was a breach in the remaining strUcture of the tooth and suggested extraction , and almost immediately all problems gone, including the lymph painful nodes which spreaded over the body - which is also an indication the body is trying to combat an infection by isolating the external vector in these bulbs .

To note that , in my research, I had previously realized Fibromialgia as a stealth infection , after reading articles like this : "Why I Prescribe Antibiotics to Patients with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Fibromyalgia, Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, and Other Autoimmune Diseases" ( Gabe Mirkin), but it never, ever, crossed my mind the stealth infection, could be a tooth infection !

To avoid using Antibiotics , even mild as suggested in the article above , I found other links suggesting strong fitotherapic Antibiotic products like Nutramedix Samento for instance . It did work for a while : she was pain free for 2 1/2 weeks , but then pain returned . That convinced me, she had a stealth infection which was opposed by the fitotherapic pills , but those were not strong enough to finish the infection . She did a lot of blood tests that we had to request in personal medical consultations , but no signs of infection . We tested for Lyme disease and Q fever , which are known to cause such nevralgic pain and no positive results ...

That was all caused by an infected root canal ! I became aware that nevralgic pain can result from any infection that triggers a imuno-system inflamation : viral infection from Lyme disease , Q -Fever , or bacteria infection from rotten root canal (even after treated) , it doesn´t matter, they all can trigger extreme nevralgic pain all over the body . So I wonder why are there hundreds of articles in the web "explaining" there is no cure for Fibromialgia, or else why is there Fibromialgia detached from these vectors at all ?

It seems there is a lot of misinformation or even incompetence going on around this subject ! My wife could have been retired, and getting money from the federal government because she has been officially declared with Fibromialgia by a Rheumatologist and would be sedated on Lyrica , on the contrary she decided to stand up , feel the pain and continue to search for an answer ... which so absurdly simple ... a root canal ! If this was not a true story , it would be a joke .

While I don´t like the idea to pull all the teeth out , I really think hat if the information provided here is taken seriously by Fibro patients , lives can be saved ... go to a dentist that is aligned with this reality and have ALL the teeth checked twice, three times ...

For the record, my wife was using an orthodontic apparatus for a coupe of years and for different reasons she had gone through some 3 or 4 dentists and NONE has given the correct diagnosis on what to do with the open cap, which was standing by a definite implant, when the orthodontic treatment was over ... all dentists said you dot not pull a tooth if you do not have a strong reason ... it turns out there is more to this subject that the eyes can see and indeed it was more than time pull that tooth out and nobody seen it ...

Hope this reinforces what Karlin said and Help someone out there ... I googled "Fibromialgia + Nevralgic pain" , exclusively to find some forum like this to provide this testimony . As much as I googled before to find a cure for Fibromialgia , I had not seen tooth canal (badly) treated as a Fibromialgia possibility before, but it is a reality !!!

Cheers
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