Firstly...we don't know what the interactions are, that are happening to you now.

Secondly, I gather that the DOCTORS have ignored blood work.

If this is the case, no Pharmacist can advise you.

There are many things I can advise about here. Never was I consulted.
Also there are many things that happen to people because their drugs
affect various nutrient status in their bodies.

If your doctor refuses to attend to your blood work...you have little recourse
on the net. That is because YOU cannot know what is going on!

Now you can ask for your test results, and try to look them up. But some may
be benign, and others not.

Each time you get an RX filled your pharmacist is prompted with computer data regarding your medications. Some pass over these prompts, some do not.
But NEVER is your pharmacist privey to your blood work (unless you are inpatient and they are Pharm D and reviewing your chart...not a common occurance by any means.).

I will share this with you. I worked in long term care for almost a decade.
We used to notify doctors when drugs were not indicated for that patient or whatever. The doctors NEVER accepted our communications. So that service was eventually terminated.

Who is going to protect YOU from YOUR DOCTOR? Think about that question.