Malnutrition possibility?

Have you had a blood panel done to check your vitamin level for deficiencies? Do you have a primary?

I'm no doctor, but it almost sounds like scurvy.

Do you take a multivitamin daily?

Did iron panel, vit D, B12 and folate....but that was a year ago... Had low folates and iron. Corrected that,but symptoms remained. Except raccoon eyes and anemia. That got better after iron supplements 4months. But pale skin and other symptoms still there. I have symptoms like some HIV positive person. But I don't have it. Got tested twice just in case cuz i have tattoos ( which btw i got in normal tattoo shop,not some homemade) and only had 1 sex partner my whole life ,my wife, as I am her only too....so HIV isnt,but something acts like it....

Nope ..i take nothing. Should i try? Im afraid if i got to the immunologist now,that supplements will affect further tests he will do

I would think your primary could do new blood test to see what’s going on? My primary has a walkin clinic where you can show up and see a PA, since it may take a while to get an appointment with a primary. They can order blood tests and see what’s going on. They can also examine you checking your heart, lungs, blood pressure, blood sugar, etc.

Ive been already to gastroscopy, colonoscopy, endocrinologist, hematologist,infectologist...abdomen MRi check ✔️....
Had Epstein Barr and CMV reactivation, and rest fine...
got my thyroid tested and all hormones check ✔️
Sugar check ✔️
Im heading now to immunologist,maybe we found out there whats the matter.
Theres not much left...either is malnutrition/vitamins/minerals deficiency or some infectious malabsorption disorder like Whipple's disease (i am btw HLA-B 27 ,means i have a possibility of Whipples)
or Celiacs, although blood test was negative it is not dismissive, should do the biopsy too

Have you considered cutting out junk food and trying a healthy diet? Chicken, cheese, eggs for protein, raw veggies in salads and cooked with meals, fresh fruits., etc. , milk, tea, juice, no alcoholic beverages until you are better. Obviously no smoking or drugs. Give it a month or two without blood donations and see what happens.

You can find healthy diets online. Good luck.

Havent donat blood since then. I can't cause of elevated cholesterol and tryglicerides. So that from October 2022.
Never did drugs, and dont smoke for over 10 years. Alcohol, a few beers weekly...

If you try to nourish your body with plenty of good food and water it may respond well. If that doesn’t work maybe a rheumatologist or an endocrinologist could help you. Wishing you a successful journey back to a healthier body.

Have any of the doctors you've seen run a fecal sample test for Pancreatic Elastase? If not, you might want to push for one. Collecting the sample isn't fun but worth it to find out if you have low pancreatic enzymes. If yours are low, you would not be able to digest food and your symptoms - especially the greasy stools - align with what I know of this condition. I was diagnosed after sudden onset of diarrhea, weight loss, fatigue after a bout of food poisoning. Stool samples were taken and along with a diagnosis of microscopic colitis, it was found I had severely low pancreatic enzymes (34 - normal level is 200. I started Creon in November and it has been a total game changer.