Lyme or MS?

I've been treated for Lyme and co-infections since 2009 on and off. I had a brain and cervical spine MRI without contrast done yesterday. They compared it with a previous one done in April 2016 and they notated throughout the report that things appear increased. Like right internal capsule involvement appears increased, or corpus colossal involvement appears increased. I have tested positive for Lyme and babasia in 2009 and again in 2016. I continue to take my meds. I don't feel worse since April 2016, but better in some ways and different in others. I don't know if I should see a neurologist. I am currently on Mepron, Tindamax, Doxycycline, and Ceftin. Coartem was prescribed, but it's on back order. I am having hot flashes many times throughout the day and night. These hot flashes started in early January. I started Cefin 12/22 and Diflucan/Tindamax on 12/12. I've been on Mepron and Doxy for over a year. I am very moody. Maybe it's menopause? I'm 44. In my appointment with my LLMD in September, he said I didn't have MS. But at this last appointment in December he said he would never say that. When I first saw him in 2009 he said I did not have MS. He has tried to get me to take LDN. This is all so frustrating. My brain doesn't feel sharp and I don't feel normal. I do lots of absent minded things.

Thanks for the response, Girlie. I should clarify. I was diagnosed and treated in 2009-2012 and then I just stopped treatment because I was diagnosed with Melanoma, so I freaked out a bit. But then I had a bunch of neurological problems in April 2016, so I went back to my LLMD. I am frustrated that he keeps planting the MS seed in my head. I texted my husband after my September appointment because I was so excited to finally have him say, "You definitely don't have MS because the bands you have on both of your Lyme tests cause neurological lyme." So I reminded him of that. So I've been steadily treated since April 2016. I think he's trying to "CYA"... because he has been problems with the state about treating for Lyme. I will just keep on. But I know he's going to be bothered by these recent MRIs.