How to fix excessive tears from toxic effect of gadolinium contrast from MRI of head?

Hi,

I had an MRI of my head in late November, where they used the intra-venously injected contrast material called "gadolinium", which is a "heavy metal", and quite toxic (poisonous).

A few days later, my eyes began to "water", (technically called "crocodile tears"), every couple of minutes, and this is still happening all day long, while I'm awake.

My vision is fuzzier, my eyes are red and irritated now, from my wiping away the involuntary tears, and I'd like to know how to fix this "lacrimation" (tearing) disorder, that is an admitted side effect of gadolinium contrast materials.

I know I need to see a good ophthalmologist, but am wondering whether any of your patients had this side effect from gadolinium toxicity, and how they cured it, with your help.

I am also going to get my gadolinium levels checked in blood & urine, and, will do some kind of "chelation therapy" to try to speed up excretion of that terrible gadolinium.

If anyone out there had a similar problem, and conquered it