I’ve been sick for 7 months and no one knows why

Did the doctor tell you to change your diet? I'm not a doctor, but sounds to me like you have GERD, and that it's gotten so bad you've developed esophagitis.

You could try eliminating tomato, citrus, and fatty foods from your diet. Check the ingredients and nutrition label on everything you eat, especially meat and dairy products.

Best wishes that you find an answer soon,
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When the last doctor did an endoscopy he told me everything is fine with my esophagus. Thank you so much for your comments I will try to change my diet .

Diet is important as well as stress.
Tap water no ice water
Do not eat large meals / heavy meals
Do not lie down after eating for a good hour
Eat your last meals again not heavy early way before retiring for the night
Try a wedge pillow to sleep on
Try gaviscon liquid
Find a good GI dr and one that cares

Hi shouqmagh - has your doctor tested you for gastroparesis? It is a study that takes about half a day in which you eat a meal with a tracer and then they measure how long it takes for food to exit your stomach. There are 2 methods - one that uses a scanner and one that uses breath collected in a tubes and then sent in for analysis (see Cairn Website for the latter). I am not a healthcare provider but had gastroparesis for more than 10 years and my symptoms are very similar to yours. I have seen great Improvement after stopping metformin under my healthcare provider's recommendation. It seems like your condition may also be related to medication as you described improvement after stopping. It is important to find a medical team that is dedicated to helping you find your optimum health. Please keep us posted. Wishing you good health!
Annabelle

Hello
Update I just went to the Dr he told me it’s not Crohn disease
He described to me Dogmatil I think it’s for anxiety, and told me to stay on it for 7 days if I didn’t feel better he will do a CT scan to know what is the problem.. and no I only did endoscopy and colonoscopy I didn’t do any other exams.
Thank you everyone for all your comments

an allergy doctor can help and give some tests for a definite food allergy

Hello there.
Are you diabetic? That is the number one cause of gastroparesis, as I have been informed. I do not have this, but understand your frustration. pain and stress. I too suffer from GERD and have been on Protonix for a number of years. This drug has been helpful to me. Perhaps a food diary would be of help to you. I had to start one after being diagnosed with bile duct dilation, and was surprised at the number of foods that I like but can no longer tolerate. For example, no peanut butter, but almond butter. No dairy except Greek yogurt etc. I too was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis, or rather microscopic colitis. I understand how awful this diagnosis can have an effect on you.
As for stress, have you tried deep breathing. I take klonopin when I need it for my anxiety, and it too has been very helpful to me.

I wish you luck in getting the care you need that will enable you to live a fuller life free of pain, stress and everything else. Our stomachs can often be the holder of all of our emotions/feelings, and naturally our stomachs get upset when we are under a great deal of stress, like you seem to be.

find an allergy dr that has good credentials next to his name, and plenty of good reviews, dealing with cases that resemble yours

Lots of good advice from the other posters. Wish you well!

After 3 endoscopies, put on high dose of Pepcid for 6 weeks, then a Proton Pump Inhibitor (PPI) for 6 weeks, then again after GERD symptoms returned for 6 months before being told by my GI to stop taking it due to an endoscopy showing hypertrophic cells in my upper intestine. I was incredibly discouraged. No what? I asked myself, where do I go from here. Thankfully, on my own I decided to go gluten free, sugar free and dairy free while I searched for a doctor who could help me. After 2 weeks I started feeling better and then found a functional medicine doctor. She tested me and found I had SIBO (small intestine bacterial overgrowth), a fungus, yeast infection and also gluten intolerant. With changes in my diet, supplements to treat these causes, meditation to help with anxiety, and regular exercise, I am healing. You can find functional medicine doctors in your state and city on the website:
ifm.org.
Wishing you the best.