@johnwes5819 Again, the one thing that all those symptoms could be explained by - that I know of , at least - is dysautonomia,..and there are many , many types and causes of dysautonomia. It's often missed by physicians because it's not something that shows up on"regular" tests and blood work. Diagnosis relies on carefully listening to symptoms, tilt table tests, etc... If this has been ruled out, I might suggest one more opinion from a dysautonomia specialist.
Symptoms of dysautomia include these more common ones ( in any combination - some or all ):
• dizziness
• frequent urination
• feeling lightheaded
• body temperature regulation problems ( chills, cold hands, feeling feverish for no reason)
• fainting
• fast, slow, or irregular heartbeat
• chest pain
• gastrointestinal system problems – diarrhea or constipation or alternating
• nausea
• visual field disturbances
• weakness
• fatigue
• breathing difficulties
• tremors
• disrupted sleep
• hypersensitive to noise and light
• anxiety and/or depression; other mental health symptoms