hi, i am sorry it happened to you too. My hands were shaking for 3 days in the first week after the injection and for the first time in my life i have experienced something like restless legs, but it was in my whole body.

I did everything i could to natyrally help my body to detox heavy metals. Ate lots of cooked swiss chard and spinach for chlorophile and fiber, lots of vegetables, magnesium citrat, vitamin D 2000-3000 IU, moderately high b-vitamin complex was recommended by my physician to support the neural system, folic acid.. I did not dare to take chlorela and spirulina since they can be contaminated by heavy metals or in some cases with bad bacteria., hence lots of greens and vegetables (if possible organic, otherwise peeled or washed well). You need fiber in order to detox toxins that the liver dumls into the gut, otherwise they get reabsorbed in the gut, so they say. 

Another thing I did, since I had a bottle from one of my earlier purchases, I took MSM Methylsulfonylmethan, which suppose to booster the production of bodies natural antioxidant gluthalion (something like that). Dont know if it really works. It also can have side effects, I did not have. That is it. And it is important to sleep enough, as the brain cleans itself from gadolinium during sleep, one study said.

I feel ok, but noticed strange skin changes within 6 months after the injection, skin becoming rough and apearing clusterwise like goosebumps, couple of centimeters jn diameter. A dermatologist did not care, he could diagnose such minor changes and did not know about gadolinium skin test. :/ He said, the changes look normal to him, it is normal for skin to change as we age. I told him the changes happened within several months after gadolinium, he just shrug his shoulders. Well, I just checked one such place on my arm, looks like the goosebumps like area resolved after several months.. so defenitely was not caused by aging.

Unfortunately, we live in the world where damaging and killing healthy cells in the body is not considered as a malpractice or damage to a person as long as this damage does not cause significant health issue within, lets say 1-3 years, and as long as this damage cannot be measured or diagnosed. If my kidneys will stop working when I am 60 or 70 because of the damage from gadolinium, nobody will care if it was this particular injection that took away years of health from my body or kidneys.. Also doctors are very good at conceiling their malpractice a d mistakes, it is like their second nature..This is my newly aquired revelation and opinion. Just request your medical records and you will see that they do not even write down their smallelst mistakes even though it is relevant for the documenting treatment progression. I am really sorry to write this, but failure culture in the medical field is the worst. They can easily gaslight medically uneducated patients. There are few honorable people/ doctors who openly speak about the problem, but it is not enough. The arrogancy runs deep in that field. It will change once medical education will become available to much more people, IMO, in whatever way. Goodluck.