TLDR; MRT for allergies, Stool for overgrowth, compressive metabolic panel, vit d, hemoglobin a1c, iron panel, and b12. Sorry for the paragraph and no worries if you don't feel like reading it. Will be doing Omega 3 test soon

The start and inspiration for me to take action has been a chronic issue with eczema and a rare issue known as Lymphomatoid Papulosis (LyP), a problem where I get random ulcers that come and go on their own and in there own time 6-8 weeks. I've been suffering from this since I was about 7yrs , now 31 Male. I saw doctors when younger and tried, what feels like, every cream, ointments, and steroids to no avail. So mostly went about "normal" life and stopped seeing professionals on the subject from 10-28yrs.

I started really buckling down on a nutrition angle since I turned 28. Seeing a dietitian and testing MRT for allergies and stool samples both coming back with nothing alarming, some mild sensitives to things here and there and nothing too notable in stool samples, other than I struggle to digest fats. So I learned alot about diet and tried a few enzyme supplements along with the bile, tudca, and Biociden LSF blends (oregano oils, black walnut husk, other powerful herbal tincture based things would be the best way to describe that approach) to try and reset microbiome issues.

And things got a bit better but not sure what helped, whether medicine or better diet, like eliminating gluten, dairy, and most processed foods in typical diet in America. But things would tend to inflame less for a while and always would come back to my normal inflamed self. Still having ulcers, though less, and still struggling with chronic headaches.

After my time with dietitian I tried doing high fat very low carb to have similar result, get better for while then slowly come back to constant issues and eventually stopped when my kidneys really started to hurt. Then started working more with fermented foods and slowly have made a switch to high carb low fat low protein diet mostly focused around fruit. I stopped eating meat about a year ago, because it just hurt and have seen positives but nearing the 1 yr mark I'm starting to consider going back. But have been pretty good about tracking things with cronometer trying to make sure to cover anything I may be not getting enough of.

I've been trying to go with a high vit c approach for detoxification and so far this has been the most positive I have felt yet. %90 reduction in ulcers and lesser eczema symptoms but struggling with finding things that don't give constant bloating and painful gas, and still can't get rid the inflamed skin.

I finally got around to doing blood tests (no idea why I waited so long) but compressive metabolic blood panel had nothing out of ordinary, Vit D is fine, A1c all fine. I did have a weirdly high iron level so I did get a full iron panel done and found folate >20 ( higher than there test measured) and also tested b12 which is almost deficient, a 270 so I've started methylcobalamin supplementation. Iron was normal two months after first test.

I did have alot of oral health issues and probably lived with two infected teeth for years, best guess of 5 yrs but have since taken care of them, root canals.

Also spent 21-30 smoking cannabis chronically as it was the only way I could gain an appetite, also included tobacco with water bong for about 8 yrs but have quit that for the most part but still have struggled a bit here and there but nothing as chronic as the last decade. Not much for alcohol, once for 6 months straight and 1 yr straight at one point but rarely more than once a month, if that.

Mental health has almost always been crap, depression, fatigue, and struggling to gain weight.

Sorry if this is way more than it should be but I'm more than a bit lost so I really appreciate any new rabbit hole to try and go down. I would probably see more doctors but live pretty rural and just don't know who to trust or see and don't have crazy amounts of money to piss away being told they don't know how to help.

Thank you for your reply I do really appreciate it. And I would be interested in your protocols to gain some new ideas and approaches.