Hey we need to get together you're a young person in an old person's body and I'm a old body with a young person inside. Yep if you still feel the same you might see a rheumatologist or a pain clinic, both usually treat fibro. There are pressure points they should be able to test on you and come to a more definate conclusion. That's what my chiropractor did when he diagnosed my fibro. He kept asking does this hurt, does that hurt. I told him yes and if he did it again I was gonna smack him! Then he told me why he was pressing on those spots. I told one doc about it and she just said well nothing we can do about it, no meds back then. I told my doc I have now and he sent me to a rheumy for an exact diagnosis because he didn't feel well enough informed to make the diagnosis himself. The rheumy said absolutely it was fibro and was surprised I didn't have the chronic fatigue that so often goes with fibro. However I think I have developed it in the last year or so, no matter how much sleep I get I never feel rested. So the saga continues. I'm so fortunate that I don't have to work or take care of kids, I don't know how some of these younger gals do it with jobs and kids! Me I can just tell hubby he's on his own, fix food or starve the choice is his! Bless his heart! Anyhoo hope they get some conclusive  diagnosis for you and some pain relief. Good luck!

Forget walking a month in our shoes, I would give it 2-3 days tops....Maybe even less for men!!!