Everything came back normal.

[healthiskey]

Everything came back normal with the thyroid tests and the celiac and the ferritin and vitamin b12 etc... and i'm devastated. My healths in ruins and i'm lost for an answer now. I have to put my life on hold once more and sink back into the darkness not knowing what is wrong with me and living with an invisible illness. I'm supposed to be going on holidays in three weeks and if my health is still as bad as it is now it's going to be hell for me rather than a nice time away.

[Hidden]

Hi healthiskey, I'm sorry that you feel devastated and its good that your micronutrients are good because it shows that it isn't vitamin or mineral deficiency and a serious underlying condition.

And it sounds to me like you need a holiday as the tests you've been through are stressful I know as I'm a diagnosed coeliac.

If you are under stress it can be debilitating so again a holiday would be great.

If you feel that food is affecting you negatively you could always see a nutritionist with a view to going on an elimination diet.

Here's a link about common food allergies:

webmd.com/allergies/food-tr...

Lastly how 'we' feel about ourselves affects all our other emotions and if the problem is not external, then ultimately only you can change it...so good luck as it sounds like you're in a bad headspace.

Jerry. 🌞

[healthiskey in reply to Hidden]

She said she's sending me to a specialist i dont know when though

[Activity2004 Administrator]

It took a very long time until a doctor figured out what was wrong with me years ago (PCOS). Other doctors said that I was fine. I had cramps that were horrible. Doing better now with low carb dieting.

[ShootingStars]

Hi healthiskey. Can you post the names of the tests, your results and the lab ranges? Were complete Coeliac tests done, or just one? You might have noticed on this site that there have been many people who've been told by doctors that they are normal. Then we see their lab results and see that they are either too high or too low in the range, or that their doctor completely missed something in their "normal" results. This happens all the time.