Alcohol, acetaminophen, and naproxen

(19 year old male) (i have drank a handful of times before this) So in february of this year i made the worst decision of my life, by drinking 9 beers. The next day i took 2 500 mg acetaminophen, and one naproxen tab (not all at once throughout day). So as the night starts coming i feel this searing pain in my abdomen like somebody was poking me with something, worst pain of my life. I thought i was dying. Anyways i figured i would sleep it off, but the next day the pain was still there. I began getting really itchy, experienced heart palpitations (sometimes feeling like i was having a hard attack), metallic taste in mouth for a day or so, fatigued beyond belief, dry eyes, cold feet. The pain in abdomen did go away after about a week to a week and a half and most of the other symptoms resolved or atleast got somewhat better. I went to the doctors got liver blood testing done and it came back normal. I still wasnt convinced so i had an ultrasound done, and it came back good as well. So life goes on and 4 months down the road i begin to shake, my hands (always)my legs my feet, my head, (in certain positions). And i experience numbness in my back and feet and hands. My heart problems still werent much better but more tolerable at this point. Anyways i go to the doctors and they convince me i was having a reoccurence of lymes disease so i went on a month of doxycycline and another month. I then see a lyme specialist and she said that should have done the trick. (And that i was overprescribed doxycycline). So i am at a new doctor and just had bloodwork for diabetes hyperthyroidism etc, and that all came back good. So im left wondering what could this be. I don't wanna go another year with these symptoms pure misery. If anyone has any knowledge on my problems i would be greatful for an answer not looking for anxiety as a solution, as almost every doctor has told me. If you read this thank you

ppm guy said...
Hi vagrants welcome,
Your normal bloodtests and ultrasound rules out liver disease.
I hope you find answers soon.

Could there be any other problems with liver that aren't liver disease?