LPCVS. Do you have it?

Hello! I am writing this question because i have time.
Disclaimer: To anyone thinking im anti-vaxxer, no im not. I support vaccine and i am a medical professional. Im vaccinated with every vaccine possible (because of work) and i believe vaccine works. I cant really give exact timeline because its been years but ill try to remember ever detail.

However, i wanna start when i got my vaccine on 2021. My first dose was moderna and 4 mos after that i got pfizer. In 2022, i got my third dose still with pfizer. Almost a year later after i got my initial dose, i suddenly felt dizzy. It felt like i was floating and it felt like im gonna faint (but never did). I thought that was because of the nicotine from the vape i was using that time. Ff, i developed headache that lasted for months and on december of 2022 i felt like i was so scared about my health that maybe i had a tumor because of headache and dizziness and feeling of faint. Thats when i decided to see a neurologist. He said i was having panic attack and diagnosed me with GAD. He sent me for head CT scan because i was so scared and to prove to me that there was nothing and yes, my scan was negative. January 2023, i had heart palpitations, and chest pain. I went to cardiologist and she said i was fine. She did 2D Echo on my heart and everything was fine. So i went back to my neurologist and gave me anxiety pills. Since that, i was so conviced that i just have anxiety and that it will be better. 2024 i also had a CT scan on my abdomen because im having pain on my left which the doctors didnt know what causes it. The scan was negative. Ff now its 2025, ive heard about LPCVS or Long Post Covid Vaccination Syndrome. Ive heard news online, studies done by researchers, read articles, and found this forum so i think i need to post something like this. I am still currently feeling the symptoms i had since 2022. Dizziness, Fatigue, Muscle Pain, Exercise intolerance, Fear, Anxiety, Bowel inconsistencies. I believe its chronic now and i dont know where to go for this symptoms to be studied or evaluated and or maybe help me lighten up the burden i am feeling right now. Thanks!