Root canal saga
 

I hope you can help.
Had a root canal as a child. In 2002, I had it redone using a laser and refilled with biocalex. Shortly after that an abscess developed and burst at the top of my head like a vulcanology. White granular, salty stuff came out, my hair fell out. It was biopsies, possible seboria. My scalp hardened like a helmet putting pressure on my head.
I had the tooth removed. My regular dentist came with an EAV machine and tested the area to make sure we got everything. However, when I woke from the surgery, my dentist was requesting he take more bone but the surgeon baulked saying "were into the sinus!". My dentist back down.
The tooth was cracked and into the sinus. A note about biocalex, it expands exponentially in water.
I had an MRI of my brain, my sinus looked like a sea urgent with spikes in varying directions. Most drs said I had a sinus infection, but when I told one that I didn't feel any pressure he said because there was no fluid but the lining was hugely inflamed.
Once the tooth was out the volcano on my head started to recede. But I still had gobs of clear mucusy fluid draining from my mouth. My hair finically grew back. But as I break up the hard helmet on my head, it releases mucus down my throat, like how water is held in a straw but if you take your finger off the top it releases. That is what it is like on my head. All the drs say it is anotomically impossible to have a connection from my head to my throat.
I kept asking my dentist if there could be a cavitation, the bio calex travelled through the lymph, or a bone infection. He said no, but has no answered for me.
My last oral cancer screen caused alarm, there is a red area at the roof of my mouth but the person they sent me to is no longer in practice. Now it appears I'm testing positive for sjogrens.
Where can I go for help? Thank you.

Hi Janl,
Welcome to NeuroTalk.

You'll find other posts by people discussing Sjogren's syndrome in a few different forums, but I'll leave the link for Autoimmune Diseases below.
Autoimmune Diseases Forum

Dentistry and Dental Issues Forum

I am not sure exactly what you meant by " It was biopsies, possible seboria " but if you meant seborrheic dermatitis, I have heard that stress levels can directly affect that.

I hope you find some answers and that you're feeling better fast.

Nice to meet you!!
 

To clarify, the biopsy was at the top of my head and the result was possible seboria

Welcome Janl. :Wave-Hello: