May be nutritionally related

I have been having so many symptoms over the past 5 months.
Many people have mentioned it may be nutritional. My doctor seems to think I should see a dermatologist, but I think there is more to it.

List of symptoms
Period of 5 months since hair loss noticed – increasing symptoms.
Note : Symptoms tend to wax and wane

Active memory problems (severe) – Can’t convert short term to long term – really impacting studying, will just stare at pages, read over and over and still not get it.

Learning problems (failing class – normal GPA 3.8-4.0) (moderate)

Cold spells (moderate) – need sweaters when others are comfortable to warm in room

Hair loss (all over)(moderate to severe) - increased shedding, balding in spots

Hair coarseness (moderate)

Anorexia (severe) – Do not feel like eating, nothing is appealing, the thought of making or getting food seems to take too much energy

Weight loss (mild to moderate)

Feeling stupid – making stupid mistakes – unable to think (mild to moderate, spells of severe)

Decreased reaction – Will just watch things fall (mild)

Skin coarseness (mild)

Fatigue (moderate)

Lethargy (mild to moderate with prolonged spells of severe)

Depression (normally mild – increased to moderate with periods of severe)

Inside of lower eyelids usually appear ivory (moderate to severe)

Increased nerve pain in sciatic (both sides), CT areas, and others (moderate)

Cycle abnormalities – Flooding then spotting (moderate), speeding up of cycle (mild)
Itchy skin with no visible irritation or dryness

Small painless bumps on various locations on body that are skin colored – to – red (mild)

Intermittent back pain – kidney pain (I know kidney pain due to previous issues and a stone) (mild to moderate)     (also nausea due to this pain, a symptoms I always experience with kidney pain)

[Renee Radenberg]

Have you had blood work done to see your protein, vitamin, and mineral levels? If you are not eating and losing weight, then you would have issues with nutrition. Suggest blood work and additional medical testing from your MD.