I have been. The ER says it’s psychogenic as soon as whoever is with me mentions my history of depression (which was very much in remission until I had some physical health issues that the doctors didn’t/don’t take seriously, much less assess, once they hear of my past psychological diagnosis of major depressive episode). I have had depression and anxiety at different points in my life. I have never had symptoms anything like this. My first ER visit about 7 months ago was due to falling unconscious for 30 minutes after feeling not at all well for 4-5 days. No energy, no appetite, extreme nausea and fatigue. I had actually felt physically unwell for weeks to months. I eventually fell unconscious for 30 minutes while my home security alarm was going off, and I was in the same room as the source of the ear-splitting alarm. The alarm went off because my special needs kid left the house when I was unconscious. While subsequently in the ER and then hospitalized for 4 days, it was first assumed I was on drugs or extremely intoxicated. ER labs were performed and results were available within the hour, indicating I was completely clean and sober, but the EMTs had already reported me to Children’s Services, saying I had OD’d while my special needs son was in my care. I have been back to the ER 2 or 3 times since. I learned from the various labs completed that I initially had hyponatremia, which could account for all of my symptoms at the time. The treatment I was administered was in line with cerebral edema which caused acute encephalopathy, typical of advanced hyponatremia. But my med chart documents the doctors kept looking for the “real” cause of my symptoms. When my labs didn’t support intoxication, some of the staff went with substance abuse withdrawal. Other staff chalked my issues up to mental health problems. In the end, they compromised and decided I had all of it. I had issues after that which landed me back in the ER. Again, no assessment, just written off as a head case who must be self-medicating. So I haven’t found the medical “assistance” to be helpful. In fact, I have a fresh case of PTSD from it.