Don't think it's Lyme but could be...

Hey guys. I posted a few months ago with some symptoms I thought could be Lyme but then I had a test that came back negative and I kind of forgot all about it. Then people online kept suggesting Lyme and I'm thinking about it again. I saw a doctor who mentioned it but said it's pretty rare where I live (West Virginia). I'll list some of my symptoms... as of now I think it could either be chronic Epstein Barr virus or mold sickness, because I did not get sick until I moved into the apartment where I live now, and there's mold in the air conditioner and in the ceiling in my kitchen (leak from the bathroom that never got fixed). But if those aren't it I might look into alternative treatments to Lyme disease. Here's what's been going on:
In March, right after I turned 21, I started getting nauseous fairly often and was pretty fatigued. I put it down to too many energy drinks, too much junk food late at night, not enough sleep, etc. I didn't feel like I was sick at the time but when I look back I wonder if it's connected to this current illness.
In April those same symptoms were worse, and I started getting these spells of feeling dizzy, flushed, lightheaded, etc. A few days later I was feeling really sick, and I thought I had a virus. For about a week I had a low grade fever, was very tired, had some nausea and vomiting, no appetite, and pain in my ribs and back.
I recovered from that in a week, felt better for two weeks or so, then started getting the dizzy spells again. Right after that I got really sick again, this time without the body aches and with more nausea/vomiting. After that I just haven't been the same. For a while I woke up every morning with a terrible stomach ache and threw up, usually just mucus/yellow bile. I also stayed dizzy and lightheaded all the time, and I started getting some slight numbness in the left side of my body (that happens much less often now).
Since then it's pretty much been those same symptoms off and on although I'd say my digestive issues aren't quite as bad anymore, and I can eat more. In fact, I actually feel the need to eat really often or I'll get lightheaded and anxious. I also get bad gas, sometimes I'll belch until I gag or even vomit. For a few days last week I got really severe gas pains every evening that lasted an hour or two.
The lightheadedness is also pretty persistent, and it makes it hard to concentrate on things. I also have more eye floaters than I used to, and they get really bad when I go outside.

I'm sure there's more than that but that's all I can think of right now. I don't really think I have Lyme but I'm wondering if anyone has been through something similar and can help steer me in the right direction. Thanks!

I think maybe he meant it was rare in the region I live in. But it comes from deer ticks and I see deer all the time, some come right up to my door.
I'm not sure what type of test I had, they didn't tell me. I have an appointment in a week with another internal medicine doctor so I'll talk to her about it.
Do very many people have Lyme without the aches and pains? I see a lot of threads on here about pain and I don't have that. I did when I first got sick but not anymore.

I have a relative whose daughter was sick for years and kept getting sicker by the day and the Doctor's didn't know what her problem was. Her symptoms were very similar to yours.  She finally moved out of her apartment and relocated from Calif. to Oregon. The next week after she moved out of her apartment, a neighbor/friend called to tell her that the landlord found a water leak in the upstairs apartment that was quite severe and was expensive to fix. He showed her the mold that was growing in that area.  She continues to regain her health back and is working again so her problem might have been caused by black mold.

Yeah, I could get them. I probably should anyway since I got it along with other blood work that's more recent than what I brought to the doctor before. I'll try to at least by Friday.

Ups and downs that go in cycles are definitely part of tick borne illness. The bacteria have a life cycle inside your body and depending on where they are in that cycle can greatly affect how you feel.

Yes, but the cycle of the common co-infections like bartonella are 2 weeks and babesia as little as 1 week.

Sounds a lot like me! Except now I'm feeling less awful in the mornings and I usually feel pretty bad in the evening, and then better late at night. Mornings used to be the absolute worst, I'd wake up with a horrible stomach ache and vomit daily. Thankfully that part seems to be over!
What supplements do you take for your adrenals? Are there herbs that help regulate them?