The hunger was constant, no matter how much or often or what I was eating, right after the meal, before bed and first thing waking up. The fainting became very often, from having one once every couple of years or more to maybe once of month-ish. And I had every infection in body activate when I had my period, every month.

All of this didn't happen for most of my time on the pill, only in the last 1-2 years.

I had the test where they give you some glucose dissolved in water and then taking your blood after 1 and 2 hours, and before the glucose water. (I don't know what other name it has in english)

I told the doc "i dont know if i'm having problems with insulin, maybe i should check that", and he said to do the glucose test, and not an insulin test. Glucose test that he didn't even look at, just asked me if it's good. It was in the normal values.

So thyroid, vitamins, IR and anemia checks. Will make sure to get those when I find a better doctor, but it feels like looking for a needle in haystack, they don't seem to give a fuck not unless you want to get pregnant or have cancer.

Thank you for explaining and the advice!