Hi Whyme, Sorry to hear of your daughter's troubles. I am an herbalist.But managing pain with herbs unless you address the underlying cause of the disease would not be an effective long term approach.-----There isn't one herb or one food that will bring her back to a state of health. She would need to be on a specific diet and herbal program to do that. The foundations of her health are crumbling and need to be rebuilt. If you ever get to SD, I would be happy to put her on such a program at no charge.

Thank you. We are in Chicago so what do you suggest? I do agree that her foundation is crumbling and dont know why.

She is on Meloxicam once a day to manage pain but we really don't know cause because ALL test results were normal. i just dont knwo what to do. I've contact my acupunturist that i've gone to in the past for my endometriosis to ask about some chinese herbs.
Thanks again.
((HUGS))

Please read some of my past recent posts. You will see that I am a believer in starting with even the smallest things we do that are either helping or harming our health and then slowly building on the foundation we begin to create. I talked about our toothpaste for instance.
When it gets into a medical diagnosis, I can't and don't do that. But I can give you a place to begin with herbs that would help your daughter's overall health. A combination that would be safe to begin with would consist of a blend of nettle,chamomile and dandelion.Equal Parts. These would need to be whole,organic herbs.No tea bags! You will be making an infusion(or tea). These specific herbs have every vitamin and mineral known to man,but in perfect proportion. Blend the herbs together. Add 4 tablespoons to a quart jar and pour boiling water over. Let steep for about an hour, strain as you drink throughout the day. Living in Chicago, you should be able to easily find these fresh, whole herbs. I don't use anything that has been fractionated. The beneficial properties of these herbs are heat released and water soluble, so they must be used in tea form.
Remember , this is just the beginning. But it is a good place to start. It would be important to talk to your daughter at some point. A little detective work is always in order. Her personal history will give us the clues to move forward.

Hi, thank you. We talk on a regular basis about everything. No sexual activity, no drug use no drinking. A few traumatic events last November & December but that was it. Some stress since she got sick in June regarding the end of her relationship with her maternal grandmother. Anything else i need to investigate?

Hey Whyme-- I'm going to need to chuckle a little bit here--- I wasn't really refering to that kind of detective work. More like- "What do you eat for breakfast?" Start with the tea. And don't forget to read my past post. Best Wishes

Oh ... sorry. LOL. Yeah that was funny. Umm she is studying to be a chef so she eats really good. Doesn't eat candy and not alot of pop or chips. She always eats a vegetable with each meal. For breakfast she usually has a sausage biscuit sandwich with hash brown and OJ. Or just hash browns with OJ. She eats school lunch which is cooked each day so that is a good meal also. She is going to see my acupunturist on Friday or Saturday to learn some exercises that may help and also possible try some chinese herbs. I will start with the tea. And will look up your past posts tonight.
I really really appreciate all your help Annesse.

She also eats loks of fruits (strawberries, apples, peaches).

Best wishes in your journey with your daughter Whyme. Annesse thanks for your support . =)
Have a great week ladies and stay strong. =)