Fibro is a frustrating disease, to say the least and treatment is even more frustrating because what works for one doesn't work for everyone. You are not too young to have fibro, even children have it. I know myself I have had it since I was a teen, but back then they just said you were crazy. That's even more frustrating because you KNOW it's not in your head. First you have to find the right doc, either a rheumatologist or pain clinic, then they test for what they can and it's more a process of elimination than a diagnosis. Once they can determine it is most likely fibro (they also should test trigger points) then they have to try different meds because different people respond in different ways. You have to accept that this will be with you forever and learn what helps you, heat is often helpful for the aches, read as much as you can so you have the knowledge you will need to help yourself as much as possible, be proactive with your health and insist on being taken seriously. I wish you the best and feel free to ask any questions here, we will help as much as we can.