I take supplements too, but mostly I eat healthy food. Get your thyroid checked because for years I was told my thyroid was normal and found out I had under active thyroid that went hyper and was suffering what I thought was a lot of anxiety/ autonomic symptoms and was finally diagnosed with Graves Disease. I had very high T4 and almost non existent TSH. Anyways I also find that a warm soothing bath takes the edge off every night and with my neuropathy there seems to be inflammation involved so I take Alka Seltzer. I also exercise and do Ballet. It's really hard because you are very young and should be more carefree. My PN started at 32 and I am 40 now. It actually went away for 3 years but surgery and a bad car accident in the same month sent my thyroid completely out of whack and the PN came back with a vengeance. By the way Kudos on meeting a great guy, enjoy that as much as you can. Try to keep the pain controlled and talk to your GP or whoever about pain management because pain if left to its own devices will ruin your outlook on life and self esteem. Your very young and have a long life to lead, therefore try to stay positive about all this, have a good support network in place, be active, and keep good records of all tests and treatments you have and what has worked, what has made things worse and so forth. You may find patterns over time and be able to manage this better.

Ps. With your Gyno problems it sounds as if your hormones may be out of whack. Estrogen & progesterone due to the PCOS and so forth. I have been reading up on how hormones affect our bodies and on a women's health forum, a surprising number of women on there claim they have neuropathy of unknown origin as they get closer to menapause. I know you are too young for that but hormone imbalances are a definite cause for neuropathy.

Best of luck,
Aussie