Long Term Problem with weakness, blurry vision, intense pain, dizzyness, cold sweats, lump in throat?

For about 15 years now iv been having on and off episodes of feeling dizzy, cold sweats, blurry vision, intense pain in chest, head and random places. Iv almost blacked out quiet a few times. I feel half asleep most of the time, lightheaded, stomach problems among other things.

Recent about a year or 2 ago I felt a mass in my throat, I didn't think much of it at the time but recently it has gotten worse, when i swallow i can hear it move and when it moves it hurts, you can actually feel it its a when your hand is on your throat and swallow it makes alittle noise. Its hard to sleep with it, and it irritates my throat walls and makes it sore.

I don't know if thats related to all the other symptoms or not. But i have gotten a MRI, and EKG and those came back ok. But they didn't do a MRI on my throat they told me to go to a ENT but right now I have no insurrance so can't do that. My vision has gotten progressivly blurier, and the episodes much more frequent.

Possible thyroglossal cyst.

These are also all the symptoms of Hyperthyroidism.
I might suggest that you ask the doctor to get a Thyroid stress test.
This will rule out the thyroid, but I would be money this might be the problem
Best of luck.

Well i went to the doctor and got a battery of blood tests from lupis to diabetes to my thyroid and everywhere in between and they all came back good. Even had a liver test done.. No idea where to go from here. Report It

Wow you sound like your really bad. I would say you should go anyway I mean it's better than having to go to the emergency room cuz you done got sick beyond all comprehension then they are going to have to operate and then it will cost way more. So just go and think about your health and your life. There is nothing we can tell you about a condition so serious as this is. Only a doctor can give you a proper diagnosis and you have alot of symptoms cure. And if it is a cyst surgery is the only way to go to remove the problem.

I can understand your problem with not having insurance, and MRI costs are through the roof. i have ms so i know cuz i don't have insurance either.I had to go through a charity hospital, and although it takes a while i was finally diagnosed and started on my meds. Its always easier to get a quicker appointment with a specialist by going thru the ER first, and a lump in the throat seems like an emergency to me and with no insurance a charity hospital will work with you on some form of payment help plan. hope this helps and i hope you get well fast.