Find another doctor if you can. Personally it took a VERY long time for me to get diagnosed and even when I was diagnosed, it wasn’t anything official, my doctor kinda just dropped the term after he ruled like every other possibility out, including the run around of recommending physical therapy, manual therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and everything else from going outside more to exercising more. Even after telling me what it is, he still is extremely hesitant to change me to anything aside from the anti-inflammatory he has me on now (which barely works and leaves me slightly more sore when i don’t take it). My journey started at literally 8 or 9 years old with really bad back pain and until I was 13 or 14, I kept being told it was growing pains, by doctors and by my own parents/family. It just persistently got worse, pain spreading out more over my body and the back pain worsening, even being in unbareable pain when I was menstruating and having cramps. I had to do aquatherapy (didnt have any long lasting relief for me, only relief while in the water), physical therapy (no long lasting relief), manual therapy (they even tried massaging the knots in my shoulders and i couldn’t turn my head for DAYS), in physical therapy i tried E-10s (didnt change anything), ice, heat, different meds, advil/Tylenol around the clock, I’m in CBT/talk therapy, i take my vitamins, and even though I don’t go to a gym I have a job and school so I’m fairly active, yet my pain hasn’t subsided at all and I get barely any relief at all. I don’t know if it’s just because I’m a woman or not, but I was told multiple times, directly and indirectly that the pain is all in my head, that there’s nothing they “can do,” (are willing to do more like**) etcetera, so prepare for more of that, but please know that you aren’t crazy nor is it all in your head and you deserve to be taken seriously. Getting a name for it does help a lot especially mentally but it doesn’t help other doctors to be more willing and receptive to how much pain their patients are really in.