Yeah I hear ya! Can't tell you how many times I've heard that from dr's. but actually the last ND I went to said "I can't figure this out...no one can" so there ya have it. So I went to a D.I.B.A.K. (Diplomate of the International Board of Applied Kinesiology) after that, sure glad I did. No more guess work. He was my LAST stop. Rectal itching, sure sounds like candida. what are you eating!? I used to have that problem, sucks. There could be just one thing that your eating that will do it.

I agree with Goodmorningstarshine. Take a look into candida since a number of your symptoms fit commonly described symptoms of that.

My usual extra advice is to take a look into heavy metals while you're at it since there seem to be a good number of people who have yeast problems which are probably related to metals.

It sounds like a Candida infestation to me.

The beneficial Lactobacillus acidophilus DDS-1 and Bifidus bacteria plus all other strains of beneficial bacteria which are supposed to be in the intestines, generate acids that turn off Candida growth gene and keeps Candida in its benign form. Building the flora a (communities of beneficial bacteria) will be the cure to your infestation in the end.

It's a lack of the beneficial flora that can create an alkaline environment which can turn on the Candida growth gene thus causing Candida to convert in to its pathogenic fungal form, known as a Candida albicans infestation.

As a start, you need to go on a strict Candida diet, which means basically no-to-extremely-low carbohydrate intake (starches such as potatoes, rice, pasta, no bread, crackers or other wheat products, no Sugar products whatsoever, no fruit or fruit juice. Red beef should be eaten only once or twice a week at the most, organic eggs should be your main protein source, and chicken of young fish (sardines, herring) a few times a week.
To make it simple, eat only green fresh or frozen vegetables (all types), avocados, rutabaga, and turnips your focus with organic eggs as the main protein source, and drink lemon water (no sugar) or plain water for you liquids. You’ll need to drink a LOT of water during the entire treatment period.

Helmax

I have Thyroid Cancer and had a total thyroidectomy so now all of my thyroid hormones come from taking pills. I have become somewhat educated on "normal" thyroid levels. I would not have much confidence in an Endo that classifies a TSH of 6.2 as "subclinical". There is a good website called "stop the thyroid madness that discusses "subclinical" hypothyroidism and symptoms. Also on Medhelp website on the thyroid disorder forum there are moderators that are very good at thyroid lab interpretation if you post the results as well as the normal range for that lab. Having a TSH of 6.2 could cause many symptoms and I would seek another opinion. Good Luck.

Thanks a lot for the replies :D

I will definitely look into candida, and also will check adrinal fatigue out, since I have the insomnia thing going on. For the past 10 years I've been addicted to coke (coca-cola, not cocaine lol)rarely having any water, basically my diet has been crap. Lots of Sugar and junk food, at least I have a pretty good metabolism so I haven't gained any weight.

I'm really scared in going to another endo, since I just can't trust doctors anymore, they really don't have the ability to heal, at least most of them.

Btw, how important is insomnia's role here? Is it really important to go to sleep at an early, moderate hour? Sometimes I stay up till 4am just doing nothing productive, since I go to school at night time, I have the possibility. Is it true that the body "heals" better when you are sleeping around 10pm?

Have you thought of Liver Flushing? Possibly look into Master Cleansing? It sounds like you are loaded with Candida. Liver Flushing will get rid of it but it takes patience and determination.

Wow I have pretty much the same symptoms, tmj, fatigue, insomnia, etc etc etc! I was going between hypo and hyper thryoid for the past year. Was diagnosed with hashimoto's thyroiditis. Now i think i might have adrenal fatigue.. which might be your case as well... and in a way doctors are right it is due to stress, but that doesnt make it any less of a disease. They just have no clue as to how to heal you from adrenal fatigue nor do they really know how to diagnose it! I also have ovarian cysts i'm dealing with now :( ugh this is so lame!

How are you coping with this? any updates? what do you for your diet?