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I have been poisoned. How do I detect what's in my body?

My symptoms: 1. The palms of my hands are very blotchy. My legs hurt as does my entire body. But my legs hurt the most. Especially at night in bed and when I wake in the morning. My fingers are much fatter than usual and so are the calves of my legs.  

I have been to my Doctor and he has tested me everything and found nothing. However doctors don't test for poison. I called the National Poison Control Center and they said to go to my local law enforcement center and they could test for all kinds of poisons. I went to the local Sheriff's Dept. and requested to be checked for poisons. They refused with no explanation.  I went to another Police Department and they refused to test me as well.  I have been harassed daily by this monster and need to know what poison is in my body before he KILLS ME!!!!!!!!!!!!
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If someone is harassing you, then you need to file a criminal police report. If you suspect poisoning, you also need to file a police report, name a suspect and provide any evidence.
They aren't going to just arbitrarily conduct poison testing without a basis for doing so .
Your doctor can also order proper testing for poisons, but it's probably expensive and they should have some idea of the type of poison since there are different tests involved.
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Hi, I did file a police report with names. I showed then the endless doctor tests with negative results. My Doctor has said several times he doesn't test for poisons.  The National Poison Control Center lady said the Police would test for poisons but they refuse.
Then try the states dept of health or call the Poison Control center back and ask them for a referral to where you can get the testing done. They should have some idea.
Thank you and have a great day!!
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