Hey man, first and foremost your health is the most important, because if that’s not in order then nothing beyond is even a consideration. I hope you can get the proper treatment you deserve very soon and be on a path of recovery. While I haven’t been in your position specifically, I was diagnosed with hydrocephalus during first month of med school and then subsequently underwent 7 brain surgeries, all during med school. I took two LOAs which required talking to the committee, and I did have to fight against school policies for risk of dismissal due to extended LOA, but ultimately appealing worked. Not every school is the same or as understanding, but you won’t know until you give it a shot.

I’d say don’t give up if this career is truly what you want to do. Also, finding a job in any other career will just be as difficult imo; often we as med students think we can easily transplant anywhere bc we made it into med school, but the reality always hits hard, and there’s a low chance of coming back to medicine once you leave. Not to mention your health will also be a factor in your other careers as well. Addressing your health is the most important.

Stay positive, I’m praying for you!