Help with multiple health conditions
 

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Hello,

Below is the list of my diagnosis, but I have a story rather than conditons. I'm 27 year old man, 6ft 3, weird that I have a wingspan of 6ft 6 1/2. I'm 17 stone and try to maintain weight by health eating. I've recently quit smoking cigarettes. Day to day I struggle with standing for too long sitting in one position too long. I have back pain everyday, I have cramps that fluctuate depending on activity or not. I dont know any area of my body without pain. I struggle with walking and often have falls. I wasn't always like this, I had used to be able to play a full 90mins in an 11 a side football game. Afterwards I was in severe pain but brushed it off. I struggle socially with friends and any relationships. I struggle with moods and processing of emotions and stress. I've been getting worse for the past 10 years. My doctors keep looking at 1 conditon at a time. I'm being messed around by the national health service. I'm looking for any guidance or advice on any or all of my conditions. Also looking if anyone else in my age group has similar issues or long term conditons. I'm being piled up with diagnosis and no support afterwards. Just medication. Can anyone help?...

ADHD 2008

Bipolar 2012

Cramp Fasciculation Syndrome 2015

Anxiety Disorder with Panic 2016

IBS 2017

Folliculitis 2017

Functional Nuerological Disorder 2019

Autism 2020

Fibromyalgia 2021

Thanks

KKnight007

OP: So many health issues, I would not know where to start. What is your Most Burning Issue you would start with FIRST. If that's possible.

I was talking about How Important FOODS are in our health and I'd go with that...on the Bipolar, I've been reading on Lithium Orotate and find good info....

I'm not a doctor FOR SURE, and personally I don't go to them, I do so much research for MYSELF.

Welcome, KKnight007--

It's a shame that you're having so much misery.

You mention medication. If you're currently taking any medicines or supplements, you might find it helpful to check into their side effects and their possible interactions with other drugs you're taking. Often some adjustments in medicines we're taking can make a huge difference in the way we're feeling. You might want to try stopping some of the medicines (or supplements) but if you do, find out whether you should taper them off gradually or whether it's OK just to stop them.

I hope that you will find a way to improve your situation.:)