


Wondering if there's any relation between these test results
For context: 34F with chronic fatigue that has been especially bad lately. I've had a myriad of symptoms for 10+ years which I just attributed to my body being messed up from my history of Lyme and long Covid, like dizziness, brain fog, easy bruising, hair loss, body aches, skin conditions, joint pain with loud cracking/popping sounds, food sensitivities, my stomach and gut being pretty much wrecked with chronic gastrtis and IBS type symptoms. Negative tests for chrons and celiac disease, normal colonoscopy, endoscopy just showed gastrtis.
I had dysautonomia for two years when I was going through long covid but that has gotten a lot better. I was diagnosed with mild hEDS two years ago. Also for the past few months I've been having hormonal issues that feel like estrogen dominence, getting tested for that soon. I've also been experiencing memory loss lately which is a new one for me, I've been on Wellbutrin for a year so I've been assuming it might just be from that since I've read a lot of others have experienced that with it.
I'm guessing a lot of these symptoms might not be related to these test results but figured I should include my full health background.
I became a vegetarian a few weeks ago, that's why I asked for my iron levels to get checked thinking my worsening fatigue considering my only sources of iron are non-heme iron and I don't take iron supplements. I was fasting for 18 hours when I took the test. I was suprised to see my iron work up, thought it it would be the opposite. I have another appointment with my doctor next week to go over results and likely get nore testing done but I'd like to get opinions on here while I'm trying to wrap my head around this is in the meantime.
My doctor ordered the Von Willenbrand test earlier this year for the easy bruising, she sent the results over to specialists who said since it's not that low it might just be from hEDS and it would only maybe be a concern if I ever had surgery done. They also said it might be from being on an SSRI, but I'm not on one lol not sure where they thought they saw that in my chart.
Oh and my Ferrirtin is the low end of normal at 32. My MPV and platelet count are always a little low, same with my white blood cell count, doctors always say it's just my normal baseline but I'm curious if all these results together might point to anything.