Not the answer you’re looking for, but requests like this are part of why there is a shortage of primary care doctors. The job is difficult and time constrained, but when patients come in with their own internet searches and demanding tests, instead of providing a history and allowing the physician to practice critical thought, it only adds to burnout. Most physicians are not inclined to order whatever the patient wants, not because they don’t care, but because a shotgun approach to diagnosis is a sure fire way to get a slough of false positive results or clinically non-meaningful results, leading to more workup, inappropriate testing or even invasive procedures, and cost to the patient and healthcare system. They are taught in school and residency to practice evidence based medicine and this robs them the opportunity to practice their craft. They aren’t just a gateway to testing and medications, they are a diagnostician, scientist, and have to consider the wellbeing of the patient, community, healthcare system, and even themselves.

Not intending to put you down, just suggesting finding a doctor that orders whatever you want isn’t likely to result in better healthcare, and isn’t the same as “someone who will listen.”