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New Post 4/29/2009 6:46 PM
  myjeannie
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Skin peeling in mouth/Autoimmune? 

Hi Elaine,

I know this sounds weird but, just before my graves disease kicked into high gear, the first thing I noticed that just wasn't right with me was, I had severe dry mouth with the skin peeling on the inside of my cheeks and on my gum-line.  I had all my amalgam fillings removed and it has since gone away.  My sister also has this but has not been diagnosed with graves.  Do you think this is someway associated with graves diseases?

Thanks!

 
New Post 4/30/2009 6:57 PM
  Elaine
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Re: Skin peeling in mouth/Autoimmune? 

Hi Jeannie,

I haven't heard of this symptom in GD but people with Graves' disease often have chemical sensitivities and hypersensitivity reactions. I once had a reaction to something in a filling and my mouth erupted in blisters. It was at a time when antibiotics were added to fillings and later I was found to have a penicillin reaction. I've had a few weird experiences like that in my many, many dentist visits.

Since your symptoms went away after the fillings were removed, it's even more suspect that your reaction was to something in the fillings. Your sister may also be having a similar hypersensitivity reaction but may not develop Graves' disease. Best, Elaine

 
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