Blod Test Results

Perhaps there is a valid reason but...

Other blood results.

Was your vitamin D level and/or bone profile test done?

The bone profile consists of calcum, corrected and free calcium,phosphates, para thyroid hormone and Vitamin D all should be done together and sometimes you have to keep pucshing to get them done. You write that you 'eventually' got your blood results. It sounds as hough you are struggling a bit here over blood tests being done etc.

It sounds as though you may have a Vitamin D deficiency disorder and aa Vitamin B deficiency.

The doctor can easily measure the level of the above in your body by ordering the relevant blood tests.

You also need to google the side effects of any medications that you are taking or have taken over the last few years. Kind regards

Jean.

What is your diet like? Do you take vitamin supplements? Also, are you taking any medications (both prescription and over-the-counter)?

I am wondering if you're experiencing a (thyroid/pituitary) negative response to the amitryptiline (dose?). These medications can change the functionality of your thyroid gland, which in turn can cause symptoms of thyroid conditions.

You write that you used to eat like a horse. Does this include unhealthy foods; particularly, sweets/pre-packaged desserts, etc....? You may have been experiencing candida. It is my belief that one of the worst things that we can consume that negatively impacts our health is sugary foods found in desserts, pre-packaged foods, etc...These foods can cause havoc to your entire immune/endochrine/metabolic systems. I also believe that sugar substitutes are worse than regular sugar; although, science believes that a chemical within a particular sugar substitute has health benefits, but only isolating and synthesizing this chemical is found to be beneficial, thus far. 

Have you been tested for helicobacter pylori? If not, and you've eaten unhealthy, sugary foods, please have a test done for helicobacter pylori....actually, even if you have eaten well, I'd still have the test done, if you haven't done so. Personally, I believe that candida and helicobacter pylori are related; if you have candida, you also have helicobacter pylori, vice versa. These incepid pests thrive on sugar and make you hungry. I would also suggest consuming foods which increase your healthy gut bacteria/flora. I prefer plain kefir over yogurt, as one example. If you decide to consume probiotics, please start slowly, because some people will experience a die-off effect (Herxheimer reaction) which varies in symptoms. As far as vitmain/mineral supplements, I recommend that you first be tested for the absorption of vitamins/minerals; vitamin D, (calciferol/hydroxy25-vitamin D) zinc, iron, magnesium (may not be accurate) and B-12, as examples.

Finally, just wondering....have you seen a specialist for Lyme disease?