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Having Difficulty Getting Diagnosis
Chronic Pain | Last Active: Feb 3, 2023 | Replies (46)Comment receiving replies
Since your primary care physician seems to be at a loss for what is causing all your symptoms, I think you should probably ask him to refer you to some other doctor (a specialist) in muscular issues, urology (since you mentioned a problem in this area), and perhaps another sort of specialist. Have you had any other tests besides blood work? Any Cat Scan, MRI's, regular X-rays, etc.? You mention that your symptoms all began 3 days after vaccination. What vaccination are you referring to? The Covid vaccine or something else? It would seem a specialist (or a couple of them) is in order and that your primary care physician should be able to point you in the right direction.
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That's what I am thinking about regarding my PCP too. He just isn't knowledgeable about this type of problem (not blaming him in any way shape or form). I listed all of my tests in a response to @becsbuddy. As for which vaccination I am talking about, I am talking about the Johnson and Johnson single shot for Covid-19. I am scheduled to see specialists in GI, urology, and cardiology. The problem is I have to wait months on end to see them. I am just now getting into GI next Tuesday but made the appointment 2 months ago in early July. Its agonizing just sitting here with no clear direction or end in sight. Thank you for taking the time to read my post.