The pain first started in my feet. I was sitting down watching tv like at 6AM, then I went to stand up and I have a lot of pain in the front half of my left foot. It lasted about an hour then it went away. I thought that I had hurt myself somehow. Then a few hours later the pain came again but in my whole left foot. I couldn't walk. This lasted about an hour and then it went away. A few hours later around 3-4pm. The pain came back in both my feet all the way up to my ankles. At this point, it was hurting whether or not I was walking. The pain was so bad and my feet were purple so I decided to go to the hospital ( I have a high tolerance for pain ). After about two hours in the waiting room, the pain left, and decided to leave the hospital because I wasn't showing any more symptoms, and I thought that at this point it will be pointless to stay. That same night I was feeling pain again, but I decided to go to sleep. I also had realized if I kept moving my feet, it wouldn't allow for all the pain to come back.  The following day, I was at home also, I was feeling pain all day and my feet were really cold and purple. However, I kept moving my feet all day so that the pain wouldn't all come back. At around, 4pm the pain was stronger than ever. The pain was creeping up my legs all the way to my calves. My legs were purple, cold, swollen, and in a lot of pain. At this point there wasn't a single thing that I could do to alleviate the pain. After about an hour, I had to call the ambulance and got me out of my house in a stretcher. I got to the hospital and I waited for about 2 hours crying in pain and wouldn't be seen. I had to finally wheel myself into the back, find a bed, and see a doctor myself. They gave me morphine, but the pain would go away. After about another 3 hours, the pain started to subdue. They ran some blood test, tested for blood clots, did a venous duplex and a ct scan from the waist down. All came back normal and I was sent home after about 8 hours in the hospital.  A week later I also visited the ER because of the pain, I had a chest x ray.  From that point on, I have seen my PCP, Veins specialist, Arterial Surgeon, a Neurologist, and a Rheumatologist. They have all ran several tests including lots of blood work, an EMG, and a lower extremity arterial test. All of it has come back normal and no one has been able to find a single thing wrong with me.  Every day I wake up extremely week, arms and legs are numb and cold and in pain. It makes it really hard for me to about my day-to-day. I experience all of these symptoms all-day, the severity of course is different through my days, but it's pretty bad.  IMPORTANT FACT: I have been very careful and have been at home most of the pandemic. I have never attracted covid, but I still decided to receive the covid shot because I believed it was for the greater good. But now I feel like I have messed up myself for doing so.  ARMS - Numbness and pain in arms, most of it is shooting pain from elbows to hand but also starts from shoulders. - Weakness in arms and hands. - Arms get fatigued extremely fast. - Numbness and pain is continuous, however, the severity changes throughout the day. - Arms get really cold, especially the hands. LEGS - Numbness and pain, starts in the feet and shoots up my leg, with a high concentration behind the knee and most of it in the feet. - Whenever I am sitting or laying down for more than 15 minutes, usually it is hard to walk because of the amount of pain in my feet. However, if I push through it, after a minute or so of walking the pain starts to subside and goes away. - Feet get really cold and turn blue and thereafter the pain. I learned that when this is happening I need to start moving and warming up my feet. On severe occasions, I have had to go to a bath and run warm water in my legs to get rid of the pain. - My arms and legs get really cold and numb while my core will be really hot. - Will experience these symptoms even in 80-degree weather, while everyone is hot I will be cold. Before this, I would always run hot. I went to college and got accustomed to the cold weather. While people would wear jackets and sweaters, I would wear a t-shirt, and when people wore coats I would wear a t-shirt and a sweater or jacket.  Notes: - I don't believe this is Raynaud's, I have been driving in 80+ weather and had to run the heat in the car to my feet. - I have EKG, chest x-ray, ct scan from the waist down, and venous duplex test done in Hospital (no abnormalities found). - I saw a veins specialist, which referred me to an Arterial Surgeon. - I've seen and Neurologist and Arterial Surgeon which ran an EMG and Lower Extremity Arterial test (no abnormalities found). - Also, when I got my blood drawn the day I visited you, I couldn't move my hand for a few seconds and this is the second time it happened. - Lastly, I wanted to add that the pain and numbness in my arms feel like when you band your funny bone. This is the best way I can describe it. I also do get miner joint pain in the hands.