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I face exactly the same issue! This is a disaster…I only managed to find out it’s so much slower(100x slower) after migrated to the managed database. Initially, I thought it was the indexing that causes such issue. Export the database and import them to run on my local, it very quick! DO, this can’t be real. We have to solve this ASAP!
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We have the same situation. This is probably because you don’t use schema caching. You need to cache the schema and by this way “SHOW” commands will not execute every call.