Awful pain and fatigue, still no diagnosis

That's ridiculous,  you shouldn't have to live in so much pain! Ask to talk to another doctor,  insist they do more tests.  Good luck rotten idiots. 

Make sure you are eating a very bland diet and avoid spicy, fatty and rich foods.  Intense pain can leave you very fatigued because your body is putting all its energy into dealing with your pain.  Have you been tested for ulcers?  Try a food diary to see what your particular food triggers are.  Chocolate, coffee and alcohol are common ones but everyone is different.  Eat little but often, avoid eating late at night, get plenty of rest and don't rush your food.

The important thing is not to worry because this will aggravate your gastritis. It is a very common treatable and curable condition. You are not too young to get stomach disorders.  I got severe acid reflux due to exam stress in my late teens.  However, on the positive side, it is very rare indeed for someone of your age to have anything very serious wrong with you.

Apart from what I have mentioned, the only thing you can do is to keep going back to your doctor and if necessary change your doctor.  Ask for a gastritis diet sheet and PPI  medication to reduce .acid and further inflammation.  

I have IBS and there is little doctors can do for me either. All I can do is to take antispasmodics and avoid stress which is difficult.  I never know which part of my digestive tract will flare up next.

Chelsea,

I want you to start today to solve this mystery that's causing you so much pain.

I'm an older man and have always been healthy. A year ago I began having pain in my abdomen and I've seen a dozen or more doctors. No solution?

Chelsea, it's important you understand that YOU must get involved in curing yourself. 

Only you can best keep a record of your experience in order to solve the mystery. Doctors basically listen to you and order tests. They read the test results and in some, not many, cases, the test can reveal what's wrong with you. But, in many cases, this process only works in reverse. That means that, like an automobile mechanic, the solution comes about through the process of elimination.

Tests are best used to let us know what ISN'T the problem.

I want you to help yourself. You're young, you probably are tech savvy and can research, that's why you found this forum.

Good for you.

I want you to find an old doctor.

Someone who has seen a lot and doesn't rely so much on expensive tests but rather will try to treat you with common sense remedies. 

You haven't described your illness. Whatever it is, do your best to recognize what's going on. Track your symptoms. It's a nuisance but do it.

There aren't an endless number of alternatives. Start eliminating the options, one by one. Don't assume anything. Like me, it could be something that you'd never think of in a million years.

Good luck. You'll cure this yourself. 

Hi chelsea16484

Have you had your B12 checked? deficiency causes extreme fatigue and weakness...you say you had bloods done but was B12 checked..you usually have to request it as docs always overlook a B12 check...if it hasn't been checked ....get it checked....