Sorry to hear you're very much under the weather. I'll echo what has been said already - you need to find an area to ask, but IMO, not necessarily any speciali

Sorry to hear you're very much under the weather. I'll echo what has been said already - you need to find an area to ask, but IMO, not necessarily any speciality place - people tend to, given a hammer, see only nails. [Somewhere anonymous] More often with weird strange problems, it's been other people, including at times nurses, pharmacists, who've nailed down what the root cause was. To often disease will affect kidneys, liver or other organs where many similar symptoms result and makes it hard to tease out if they are significant or not. Possibly your problem could be complex ... or it could be all from one little problem that no one has picked up on. When I was in the first few months of my worst chronic problem, and I by pure chance happened to phone on some incidental matter, a guy who'd been bed ridden for near 20 years continuously and just been diagnosed and not long returned with a new lease on life - but his own family had for many years prior, regarded him a lay about, lazy and a bunch of not so pleasant terms, as doctors had told him it's in his head (disclaimer Aussie GP docs here, one can often get way more attention span from a child with pronounced ADHA - well my experience of them up in the Northern regions.) Turned out to be simple, 20 years he'd had a very resistant infection from the tube that drained the kidneys, and I guess usual testing didn't reveal it, but being what it was though the cure was a hospital stay while they pumped the adequate amount of drugs to kill it off properly.