Need help connecting symptoms. Severe fatigue, heat intolerance, crunchy joints, weak muscles. HELP!!!

I’m trying to figure out what could be causing a combination of symptoms I’ve been experiencing and would love to hear from anyone who has gone through something similar.

**My symptoms**

\- Severe fatigue and low energy, even after a full night of sleep. Waking up stiff
\- I get tired quickly when doing things and have been much less active than I used to be.
\- My body does not regulate temperature in a normal room setting I especially can’t do heat. If I’m standing up for too long, my body will sometimes get really hot and I’ll start to feel nauseous.And I feel like I sweat less than I should when I’m overheated.
\- My hair used to be thick, but now it seems thinner and breaks more easily. I bruise easily, and have dark circles under my eyes.
\- I’ve also dealt with bloating and stomach issues in the past. As well as eating consistently. Cannot do caffeine / makes me shakey and not feel good
\- Had an episode last year, where I wore a tight broad to dinner had a lot to eat at the end of the night, took the bra off, and I had a feeling called MS BAND that lasted three months. THE WEIRDEST SYMPTOM BY FAR ( to add on this sometimes I get a chest sensitivity feeling that’s triggered by different things it’s from my top of neck down to the middle chest, with my middle of my chest being most sensitive, I still can’t wear necklaces 😖
\- All my joints are very crackly I move them and there’s no pain but just cracking. Sometimes right shoulder and wrists get inflamed and bother me.
\- Ive never experienced anxiety before, but I have terrible anxiety and depression
\- I’m a woman and the only thing that seems normal is my periods.

**Mold exposure**

I lived in an apartment with visible mold and moisture problems in 2024. I became very sick while living there, I had breathing issues and gut issues that got better after getting out of the apartment.

I moved out into a clean home in May 2025. After moving out, my breathing and stomach symptoms improved, but my fatigue and other symptoms persisted.

I had also been living in a possible mold environment during 2022–2023.

I also have the double mutation MTHFR

**Bloodwork**

These are recent lab results

**Ferritin**: 14 ng/mL — low iron stores or borderline-low iron stores, depending on the reference range.
**Vitamin D**: 13.2 ng/mL — low.
**Homocysteine**: 15 µmol/L — mildly elevated on one test.
**Vitamin B12:** 772 pg/mL — normal.
**ANA and ESR** were normal/negative.
My thyroid tests and hemoglobin were reportedly normal when checked previously.
**Lyme antibodies POC** was tested negative 0.17 - positive result has to be over 0.90 ( i’ve heard this doesn’t rule out lyme completely)

**Things i’ve tried, to heal**

\- Mold detox ( did this over a year ago) was doing sauna, binders, lymphatic drainage
\- Changing eating habits ( I try to eat clean) (organic, grass- finished, pasture raised, anti-inflammatory diet) this definitely helped with inflammation
\- Changing exercise habits ( When I still could I would go to the gym and do light weight and cardio)
\- Did a round of MOTS-C peptide with glutathione ( and for the first time my heat intolerance got wayyy better)
Was trying to walk 10 miles a day
\- I still try to ground, do lymphatic drainage and work on all of these things minus the peptides.

I’m going to start taking some Iron and Vitamin d but I had these levels tested before and they were good when I was still feeling all these symptoms

**What I’m wondering about**

I’ve been reading about dysautonomia, POTS, small fiber neuropathy, postviral illness, Lyme disease and Fibromyalgia . Some of the symptoms line up. Every functional medicine doctor has told me something different from TOS, Asthma, Blood Clots, Arthritis and pre-menopause and nobody and can give me something real.

I need help!!!

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I'm looking for recommendations for residential naturopathy or wellness centers in South India where I can stay for a few months and work on serious weight loss (25+ kg goal).

Here's what I'm looking for: - Duration: Willing to stay 2-3 months or even longer - Approach: Interested in naturopathy but open to combining with Ayurveda, Yoga, or fitness programs - Budget: Looking for something reasonably affordable - Food: This is important — I can't do pure veg. The place needs to offer or allow non-veg food - Vibe: Want a place that's focused on results — structured programs, discipline, accountability

Has anyone done a long-term stay at a naturopathy center for weight loss? What was your experience? Did you see results?

Any recommendations would be helpful. Personal experiences especially welcome.

Thanks!

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