I have lost around 22 lbs in several months without doing anything. I weighed 208 back in may of last year and now weigh 186 in march. I would normally be happy to lose weight, but right now my concern is I haven't been trying to lose weight. My weight has just been steadily decreasing without me trying I haven't changed anything in my lifestyle or diet, and I am currently almost always sedentary. This concerns me because my weight has been stable roughly around 200 for years. I went to the community clinic near me because in feb I had blood in my stool that looked like clots. I haven't seen any blood since and had no prior experience with blood in my stool before. I did a hemoccult of one sample it came back negative. I have had to use aleve to treat my arthritis pain and I had taken two aleve in seven-hour window hours prior to seeing the blood in stool so that is the only thing I could chalk it up to being the cause, not completely sure it was though. I have taken nsaids for years without issue but just in case since then I stopped taking them. I have severe gerd,possible ibs have all the symptoms(every few months painful stomach cramps then rapid urge to go to the bathroom lasts 30 minutes then fine have had this for years sometimes feel sick from the vagus nerve usually certain foods trigger this like my gerd) but haven't gotten diagnosed, and psoriatic arthritis. The only medication I am on is nexium over the counter. I have had severe gerd since I was newborn stomach acid regurgitates into my month often certain foods trigger it more. I don't have health insurance I am only able to go to a community clinic right now and they only cover general care. My weight hasn’t been stable since before may and it's decreasing slowly. I should add I have had sharp pain that lasts for a few seconds on the right flank slightly towards the back only happened a few times in the last couple of months but have had it happen twice the past two day. Also been dealing with nausea. I am just not sure where to go with this I am concerned.