No database.  In fact, if you go to the doctor, there's a big chance they won't have heard of it.  If you do see someone, make sure they're open-minded and willing to look at something new.  Take copies of the research done, which you can find on the links page.  You also might want to take copies of the articles written about it.  Be sure to mention that a real doctor with a PHD has studied this, and that it's being studied right now.  Mention that there are thousands of people online who say they have it.  There are many of us.  If they try to say it doesn't exist or misdiagnose you with the next closest thing they've heard of, walk out the door, and never go back.  Let us know how it goes.