Question re: blood tests

I am realizing that the IDD ran blood tests for lyme co-infections a few days after I completed a round of anti-biotics for a bladder infection. I seem to remember reading an article somewhere about it isn't the best time to test, right after or during anti-biotics. Does this ring a bell with anyone? I am preparing for my meeting with my new GP tomorrow. I am not even going to bring up the lyme unless it comes up. I am going to focus on getting help with the reverse lordosis in my cervical spine (I am just wrapping my mind around the fact that this can actually be reversed, last PT said it could, but did nothing to help), and also the growths on my face I am concerned about. If she seems open, I'll broach the HPA axis and thyroid/adrenals. Strategies! This is my symptom list from today I'll give her... the list of symptoms the IDD thought would clear up now that the brain aneurysm is fixed. Ha, ha, ha. Yeah right!

headache - hurts to press on head as well - top of head towards back, pain increases when stress increases.
pain behind right eye
jaw pain
right leg cramp when walking, then left leg
right flank pain
Right abdominal pain
neck stiff
fatigued
knee pain
nausea, low appetite
woozy
dragging left foot (tripped over toe the other day, stubbed left foot when walking today)
low mood - bummed about health and sister
dry cough (spouse has this too - been ages had this)
pain just above ankle, back side
pain in right foot, outer edge
difficulty finding words in AM
red spots on body (spouse has this too)
growth by eye want to question about
dry skin
low body temperature (97.4, am - has been this way for months, not getting as chilled though)
rapid aging
hair loss: pubic, scalp, eyebrows, under arms, legs
difficulty coping with stress
irritable
difficulty regulating temperature - hot and flushed (12:41)
Sore throat
Nose pain
tremor in left hand, a bit in right
bi-lateral shoulder burning type pain
pain right ribcage
pain in my throat, under my chin

Girlie - thank you!

Last night I used a special cervical pillow I bought online, and I usually sleep a cervical pillow made of memory foam, of late I have felt it best with no pillow - or with my stuffed sock monkey supporting my neck - someone in the hospital showed me the trick of using a rolled up towel and the monkey does the same trick, and is super comforting..ha, ha, ha. 56 and still love my stuffed animals!