Many Questions

[MercyMe333]

Wet feeling down both legs and sometimes feels numb or wet in groin area.  
Feels like nerve twinges that happen at different places in my body.  
Terrible back pain, sore spot, swelling that makes sitting or standing hard sometimes.  They say I have a bulging disc.  
Swelling that takes place behind my right knee/leg area after sitting for too long.  
Tailbone feels bruised constantly.  
Nerve going down each but cheek hurts at different times.  
Bottoms of feet hurt so bad sometimes that I can barely walk.  
I get so tired that I feel like I could fall asleep sitting up.
Horrible pain that shoots from my neck into my collar bone area that I explain as if it were to feel like it is broken.  
A spot on the left side of my neck that swells and hurts horribly.  When it swells, it feels like something is stuck under my tongue and pushing up under it.  
I get so tired that I get nauseous and start feeling dizzy.  
Couple of weeks ago I got flu or food poisoning type symptoms and I felt like my entire world was flipped upside down...never had such a feeling of not knowing which way was up.  
The spot in your ear where it dips down where your earlobe starts hurts to the touch.  
Sometimes I have a feeling like my shirt is too tight under my left armpit and also have a feeling on my left side of my groin like my underwear are too tight.  
I had terrible bleeding issues with my menstrual cycle, bleeding pretty much for 2 years, and finally just went ahead with a hysterectomy after multiple biopsies.  
Sometimes get little squiggles in my vision and it makes it to where I can’t see right.
Gained weight
Chest feels tight
Heart beat feels like it beats very hard sometimes…it moves my entire body while sitting
Sometimes my upper body feels itchy.

I have been going to doctors for 4 years now off and on....just started going to a therapist yesterday because I just don't know what to do anymore.  I am now back to square one with my doctor telling me to go to a ENT.  This is where I started 4 years ago.

[GlobularCluster]

Hello! Some of the strange and seemingly unrelated symptoms sound like those of a Vitamin D deficiency which can often take months to get rid of - but the strange symptoms go away eventually with supplementation and/or sunlight. If you have low Vitamin D levels, calcium can't be active in the body - and calcium governs muscle contraction in the heart (causing arrythmias), muscles (muscle twitching), the muscular lining in blood vessels (the endothelium), numbness, aching bones, and loose or tight muscles. Among other disturbing and scary effects. Best wishes.

[krisnile]

Ummm im no doctor, but think you you need to fine the right one!! Sorry sounds like you are in alot of pain wish i could help, but if you ever need to chat i will listen......nile