Try taking your symptoms as individual problems without connecting them to a definite illness, because many of them are common to everyone at some time in their lives - sores of one sort or another can be treated.
When you have sorted them out. the things that you are left with could give a clue as to the problem you have. I think all those small things that might not be a symptom of anything might be confusing the medical people.
Acotites is serious and has very pronounced symptoms. It could be IBS, which can be very serious, despite it being poopooed by some.
Sore eyes need bathing with optrex or similar. If after treating they are no better, have a referral to an eye specialist, or a visit to an optician, because the experts there can diagnose any disease of the eye.
A pulse over 100 is tachycardia. Google the symptoms.
You have left Back pain and joint problems. I recommend you see a chiropractor. They are extremely good with joints and backs, and they will also know if you have any underlying problems which are causing the pain. Though expensive, it is well worth you paying for a session. One appointment I had my nose was blocked and I couldn't breathe very well. I didn't realise that a chiropractor could cure that, and it wasn't the reason for my appointment. He had me face down with my nose in the little gap of the couch and then pulled my head towards him and moved it slightly before putting it back on my neck. It was immediate relief, unbelievable. Make an appointment to a recommended chiropractor. They release the air in joints. It isn't a gimmick. some pain is caused by nerves trapped in joints. They also massage.
My chiropractor and physiotherapists were my best friends when I needed them. Make a private appointment with a physio. They know what underlying causes there are with problems. Remember, a physician and surgeon can only do so much, and need a physio to help their patients mend.
If you consult them, you may fare better than going from one doctor to another, blood test after blood tests, which just make you exhausted.
Gall bladder trouble can also cause some of your symptoms. I copied and pasted this summary, but there is a whole lot more info on it. I am thinking of the right side pain you are having.
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Cholecystitis is inflammation of the gallbladder, often caused by gallstones blocking the cystic duct, leading to bile buildup and inflammation. Symptoms include severe abdominal pain, especially in the upper right quadrant, and can range from acute to chronic.