I have been sick for over 1 month and no one can find out what is wrong with me, i will list my symptoms.?

Question

What is wrong with me? symptoms: body aches, sore throught , sore neck, occasional headache thet cause a stomache ache.

Answer 1

Symptoms related to Neck pain: sore throat (60), neck symptoms (59), neck stiffness (25), throat symptoms (120)
Neck pain type of: Pain (604), Neck symptoms (59)
Symptoms: symptom center, symptom groups, symptom descriptions

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Possible causes of symptom: Neck pain: The following medical conditions are some of the possible causes of Neck pain as a symptom. There are likely to be other possible causes, so ask your doctor about your symptoms.

Poor sleeping posture
Neck injury
Whiplash
Neck strain
Neck sprain
Neck muscle disorder
Neck muscle spasm
Neck ligament disorder
Torticollis
Head injury
Spinal disorder
Arthritis
Cervical spine arthritis
Rheumatoid arthritis
Cervical spondylosis
Disc disorders
Ruptured disc
Prolapsed cervical disc
Wrong pillow
Poor posture
Carotidynia
Congenital cervical rib
Cervical spine infection
Swollen neck lymph nodes - see the various causes of swollen lymph nodes
Infection
Mononucleosis
Rubella
Certain cancers (type of Polygenic diseases)
See also stiff neck or swollen neck

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Conditions listing symptoms: Neck pain: The following list of conditions have 'Neck pain' or similar listed as a symptom in our database. This computer-generated list may be inaccurate or incomplete. Always seek prompt professional medical advice about the cause of any symptom.
A
Angina ... pain extends to neck
H
Heart attack ... neck discomfort
L
Lyme disease ... neck aches
M
Meningitis ... pain on moving neck
Meningococcal disease ... pain on moving neck
Muscle contraction headache ... neckache
P
Pharyngitis ... tender neck lymph glands
Polymyalgia rheumatica ... neck pain
Q
Quinsy ... tender neck lymph glands
R
Rheumatoid arthritis ... neck pain
Rubella ... tender neck lymph glands
S
Sinusitis ... neck pain
Spondylosis ... neck pain
T
Tension headache ... neckache
Thyroid cancer ... neck pain
Thyroiditis ... tender thyroid gland, neck pain
V
Viral meningitis ... pain on moving neck
W
Whiplash ... neck pain

Other differential diagnoses: CFS ( Chronic Fatigue Syndrome)
Rehumatoid Arthritis, Hodgkin's Disease, Polio, Mononucleosis, Hepatitis B, Lyme Disease.

I'm sure you have been tested for all these above illnesses.

So I'm going to dwell on the following:

People living with generalized musculoskeletal aches and pains put up with a barrage of such statements. For them, activities usually taken for granted -- lifting a gallon of milk, peeling potatoes, or washing dishes -- may cause diffuse pain. What if you suffer such aches, and your physician is having difficulty coming up with an explanation? Could you have fibromyalgia?

Several complaints may be seen in association with fibromyalgia, including tension and migraine headaches, abdominal pain, bloating, with alternating constipation and diarrhea suggestive of irritable bowel syndrome, as well as bladder spasms and irritability causing urinary urgency or frequency

is not unusual for patients with fibromyalgia to suffer symptoms for months to years and undergo many tests and specialist evaluations before the diagnosis is made. Because various tests are normal and patients look well to family, friends, and even health care providers, many are considered to have no "real" condition. Feelings of guilt, anger, anxiety, and depression may result

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When the typical physician sees no abnormal physical signs, no changes on X-ray, or no weird lab results in combination with chronic complaints of severe pain, they're inclined to think that the patient is lying (so called, malingering). Thus, many such patients win referrals to psychiatrists. Another reason for the referrals to psychiatrists is that mental illness (e.g., major depression or debilitating stress) is more often than not co-morbid with fibromyalgia. You might be tempted to argue that fibromyalgia causes mental illness, but I would argue that, in most cases, it's the other way around.

Go to this link below for details on this :

http://www.thinklikeadoctor.com/fibromyalgia.shtml

The link below shows a holistic approach to Fibromylagia:

http://www.luminahealth.com/images/aching_body.pdf

Answer 2

Go get tested for Lyme disease. It is a specific blood test you get. Try one of the alternative health centers that treat Lyme disease.
Lyme disease is an epidemic in Australia right now and lots of cases go unreported here in the U.S.
Believe me, Lymes can make your life hell and has many of the symptoms you described.
Look at some of the youtube videos about Lyme and see if any of them resonate with you..

good luck.

Answer 3

I am a medic / firefighter, from experiance i have recieved in the field your symptoms seem like a few different things ive encountered. you could simply have a virus that needs to be treated with antibiotics, you could have a small tumor between your neck and head which is causing soreness and pain. your stomach ache is prob. from all the other problems its just getting to your nerves and making u feel sick. but i would need alot more info to give u more info

Answer 4

Your cat has a progressively worsening medical condition--PLEASE get him in today or in the next two days, the longer you wait the harder it will be to stabalize him and fix the problem. I don't doubt that he growls and is aggressive, pain will do that. Urinary blockage is very painful. If it blocks completely you'll loose the cat, usually within 24 hours, as the kidneys shut down permanently.

Answer 5

Many possible factors. Pls consult your M.D. Hope you'll get well soon :)

Answer 6

Have you been checked for meningitis?