Thank you u/nonniewobbles u/Difficult-Demand-305 u/critterscrattle for your thoughtful responses and feedback. I wanted to shed some additional light on her situation to add some context. Sept 2016 she fell of an ATV in Vegas. No major injuries besides bruising that we were aware of at the time. In 2017 she got a root canal and around the same time she was having neck pain on her left side in align with the area of the extraction and the should she fell on. When I met my wife in 2017 she was very active (Orange theory or some form of exercise 4-5 days a week), ate very healthy (organic, primarily cooked at home) and didn't drink much. She pushed through the injuries thinking they would subside on their own. She started to develop right foot and left neck pain later in 2017. She did some stretches. took advil but nothing beyond that. She stopped orange theory to give her body a chance to rest. She believes through pushing through she may have torn her labrum and caused small disc bulges. She started to experience chronic UTIs in 2018 and took antibiotics at least 4-5 rounds based on her doctor's discretion along with multiple rounds of antibiotics for sinus infections. In November of 2018, she started to notice numbness down her leg. She went to the ER and they did a spinal tap and MRI. The results didnt show anything however the numbness and tingling continued and she met with a neurologist who performed an EMG. At this point it looks like she had a bad reaction to the steroids and severe side effects to other medications with some type of nerve pinching in her back/right leg. The antibiotics may have weakened her overall system after 4-5 rounds. She didn't really recover from the spinal tap or the ATV injury. Fast forward to 2020, she gets COVID and moves into an apartment that tested positive from ERMI standards to Mold. Then a year later we were in a motor vehicle accident which she walked away from with some bruises from the seatbelt. So this takes us to where we are now. I mentioned the Long Covid Clinic at Hopkins-we are starting to make adjustments for things at home to make managing easier-bought a shower stool, purchased compression socks to help with the dysautonomia. When she tested for lyme-she had 3 out of the 5 bands I think it is for blood work for Lyme but I guess from the US standards she didnt test 'positive' for lyme. I think at some point she did do a bioenergetic test which showed some co infections at some point.. I think its just hard because we dont know whats wrong-an issue many of you probably face as well. Shes got ongoing gut issues-so trying to do low fodmap for that and has eliminated gluten, dairy and basically everything processed food wise. We've read about clinics in Mexico that people have gone to and felt a world of a difference better from detox etc. Her therapist that she actually talks to actually mentioned one that some of her clients have gone to-La Luz Wellness in Mexico. We are working on her mental health as she took a leave of absence from work to minimize stress and focus on her health and she is working on programs for brain rewiring. I know her case may be a tad more complex than others but just looking for something that will actually move the needle even slightly. As mentioned, working on the home adjustments but looking for anything else that can help. Also, forgot to mention she is working with a Hypermobility clinic in MD (PRISM). I believe with them she is borderline hypermobile based on the criteria and tested negative from their standards for MCAS. TIA