Is this anxiety? Horrible symptoms

Hi everyone I hope you are well and looking for ways to combat your anxiety. I am 22 years old male. 

Since November of 2017 I have had a full on change in my general health. The first symptoms was very cold hands and feet which I noticed but wasn’t so concerned, then intense pain and burning sensation from my hip bone and groin area and the inability to use the toilet to do a poo.I booked an appointment at my gp and told him about the extreme pains I was having and he was saying it could be stress or anxiety related. I also had blood work done and that came back clear. Since my first symptoms I have felt like there are just new things happening to my body. I have sore and puffy armpit, unusual heart pains, tender ribs, pain below left rib, extremely painful pelvic pain and intense pressure on my anus. It somehow feels like all of these pains are happening on my left side only (peripheral neuropathy?), even the anal pain feels like my left glute and on the left side of my anus. I have had an ultrasound which has come back all clear and now I’m going to organise a chest and hip X-ray and possibly a bowel screening or colonoscopy

Symptoms from top

- left armpit ache 

- pain in left ribs and underneath 

- pain in left hip and groin area

- pressure on anus 

- ridiculous amounts of gas after eating and loud bowel movements

- extremely painful pelvic pain ( feels like insides being torn about apart)

-tight hip abductors 

I have to add aswell, the use of marijuana seems to increase all symptoms by at least 20 times to which I had to quit smoking it because it genuine felt like I was going to die after smoking it. When smoking, the pain would start at my armpit and feel very achy, then radiate down to below my ribs, then to my groin, and finally my anus where it would feel like my glutes were Made out of concrete. 

As I’m typing this I am laying down and just feel a sensation all over my left oblique and my anus is constantly contracting and being stiff . Sometimes when I enter a mindset of battling the anxiety and telling my brain it isn’t there I feel powerful and loook towards the future but then experiencing the symptoms all day long generally changes my mood for the worse.

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