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My 14 Year Old Still In Pain How Long Does It Last!

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I have a 14 year old that has been sick for over two weeks. We had been on a gluten free diet and she would cheat here and there and didnt really have a problem and then we had pizza and since then she cant get out of bed!Headache, stomachache! and sooo tired I have had her in the doctors. They checked her blood TSH, Ferritan ,CBC all normal then I took her to her celiac doctor he did an upper scope and he said he didn't see any thing.But did do biopsy will hear back this Thursday.Does any one know how long for this pain?I just dont know what to do for the pain.and how long does it take to feel better? Not sure if I should take her to the ER.Any advice would be great.

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