Lyme Story. What to do next

In August I started having severe anxiety, ocd, was exhausted all the time, headaches and panic attacks. It was suggested I get tested for lyme since I had found two ticks on me around June/July. It came back positive and I was put on 100mg of doxycycline 2x a day for two weeks. After I finished the doxy a few days late I got my blood tested again because all my symptoms came back after the doxycycline, but this time I was having pains all throughout my legs and I think i’m also experiencing derealization. My test came back positive again and they put me back on the doxycycline for two more weeks. The doctor also gave me prozac for the anxiety, which I havent taken yet just because the side effects seem awful. I’ve only been on the doxy again for a week so I still have one week left, but I just feel awful. I’m unsure what to do next and what step to take. Any advice?

Have I got the timeline right?

You found ticks on you June/July of 2019? And then in august you started getting symptoms and treated for 2 weeks of doxy 100 mg twice daily?

The effective dose is 200 mg twice daily (doxy) and treat until symptoms are gone plus several more weeks.

That window of just doxy may have passed now...no harm in trying - but you do need to up the doxy dose.
...and find a LLMD to guide you. Your chances of knocking this out now are still good - but that window is closing...and you don't want to let this go for many more months....

Many regular doctors at this point know that what you have been given is insufficient to treat acute Lyme. I'm so sorry the folks you saw were not more responsible. Find an LLMD as soon as you can, as it's still somewhat early for you, meaning antibiotics will be more effective now than if you wait longer.

You also can begin herbal protocols now, while you wait, to keep the Lyme and potential co-infections from proliferating. Look up the Buhner protocol and Cowden protocol - two fairly well-known herbal protocols with good track records.

There are gentler options for anxiety if you are wary of Prozac. (People's lives have been saved by appropriate use of SSRIs, so no shame at all if you decide you need it, but it makes sense to me to opt for other things while your body is already struggling so much.)
- Chamomile or hops extract
- Adaptogens, such as ashwagandha, holy basil, eleuthero, rhodiola, passionflower
- L-theanine
- Full-spectrum light therapy
- Acupuncture, acupressure
- Tapping, also known as the Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT)
- Essential oils, such as lavender, orange, vanilla, rose, geranium, lemon balm, rosemary
- CBD oil or other products
- Valerian or kava extracts (more heavy-hitting)

Good luck!