i want return to my nature

[arnold82]

I am 28 years old my tall about 165 cm and my weight about 57 kg for about 7 years i suffer from dull nagging back pain in the right part around the area of gallbladder and radiates to the center of my back and to the right shoulder blade also extend to my Waist. The pa ... [More] in did go away for several years and become worse with time, also i have Gynecomastia appeared synchronizley or after few months of this pain on right side, no appear in the left side also. I have had all kinds of tests in the past years seems normal, my urine some times become brownredish the doctor said it maybe from some crystal salts, no problem on it. The pain and fatigue is ruling my life at this point and I am so tired of feeling this way and being in pain. some other symptoms i think it related to this case my bottom feet finger skin are not naturaly and become more drier, and  the two front side of my hair become light and weak grow hair (no one of  family was Baldness), some times i fell i want to vomit when i wake also recently some time i have strong itch in all my body (in summer and winter) finaly i was fond with sports and exercise and i was very active, strong and muscley now my weight decrease and become very Sluggish and muscle become weak and smaller. so I'm not a hypochondriac and this is not hypochondriac, alot of Physician told that there was nothing "wrong" with you.

[RunningMom]

Have you had a HIDA scan?  Perhaps your gallbladder stopped working.  I had this happen to me.  It took three months and many many tests to figure this out.  All the other tests were normal.  You need to get a second or third opinion from other doctors until they figure this out.  Good luck.

[arnold82]

thank you for reply
from several years i apply some test on prolactin and testosterone the result come normal
now i contact with my doctor to examine thyroid gland
this forum is helpfull, thank you
i will tell you the result of test
see you soon

[Tuckamore]

Hello Arnold,

Welcome to the Pain Mangement Forum. I had a bit of trouble following your post so forgive me if I have misunderstood something.

I agree with horselip. I too think you need to check into the function of your thyroid. It may be helpful to be evaluated by an endocrinologist. They do more than specialize in diabetes, though some to focus more in that area.

An endocrinologist specialize in the endocrine systems which includes the structure and function of the hypothalamus and pituitary gland, the  thyroid gland, the pancreas (where the islets of Langerhans that secrete insulin and glucagon is located), adrenal glands, the  sex organs (ovaries & testes hormones) and the pineal gland (located in your brain).

The abnormal coloration of your urine may be offering a clue that should be investigated. Sometimes if the urine is rust color it can signal a disorder in your lymph system. The lymphatic system is an extensive drainage network that helps keep bodily fluid levels in balance and defends the body against infections. It is made up of a network of lymphatic vessels that carry lymph (a clear, watery fluid  that contains protein molecules, salts, glucose, urea, and other substances) throughout the body

In other words some thinking outside the box may be beneficial. If you begin with one specialist, such as an endocrinologist they can refer you on to another speciality once they have ruled out anything related to the endocrine system.

I know it's frustrating when you keep running into dead ends but I encourage you to keep searching for answers. You are much too young to continue with problematic undiagnosed systems.

I hope you will keep in touch with us and let us know how you are doing. I will look forward with great interest to hear the results of your searching. Please fel free to ask additional questions. Best of luck to you.

Peace,
~Tuck

[horselip]

The gynomastia would merit some lab tests. Sounds like you might have hormonal probs in addition to the pain issues. I'm thinking that you should see an endocrinologist who specializes in non-diabetes, like a neuroendocrinologist. I'm thinking that your thyroid and maybe some others are not behaving themselves.

Your thyroid (hair thinning, gynomastia, energy levels), adrenal (makes precursors to the sex hormones and cortisol which can cause fatigue if low) and pituitary gland (master gland that makes a LOT of hormones that control the other glands and prolactin) should be evaluated and there are labs tests for this.

At least you rule this out by getting the tests.
Horselip

Especially have your prolactin. testosterone, LH/FSH, Free T3, Free T4, AM cortisol, IGF-1, aldosterone, DHEA-S