Severe abdominal pain radiating to your back after an ERCP stent removal?especially when it persists despite using nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)?requires immediate medical evaluation. Please go to the nearest emergency department right away. This pain can sometimes indicate post-procedure inflammation, such as pancreatitis, or other complications that need prompt assessment through blood tests and imaging. Your safety and comfort are the top priorities. Please have someone take you to the emergency room so doctors can evaluate you, manage your pain safely.

Because your constant pain has increased 17 days after your medical abortion, it is safest to get an ultrasound now rather than waiting for your next period. Even though your bleeding has stopped, worsening pain can sometimes indicate that your body needs a little extra help clearing things out. The Acenac-P (aceclofenac/paracetamol) and Nogacid (omeprazole magnesium) should be helping, so increased pain is an important sign to have checked.

Orchitis is typically caused by a viral or bacterial infection, but heavy weightlifting can definitely play a role. The intense intra-abdominal pressure from lifting can sometimes cause urine to flow backward into the epididymis, leading to inflammation that feels like orchitis. It can also cause a groin strain or hernia, mimicking these symptoms even with athletic support. Please rest from heavy lifting for now and complete any prescribed antibiotics or anti-inflammatory medications. I highly recommend a follow-up with your doctor to ensure you are healing well.

Since you are stopping the pain reliever (Acenac) and steroid (St Cort) which can irritate the stomach, you likely do not need to continue a daily antacid like Pan D, unless you experience new acidity. Regarding Calcirest M, while getting calcium from a balanced diet is highly encouraged, this supplement often contains Vitamin D to assist absorption. Please consult your doctor before skipping Calcirest M, as they can assess if your dietary intake is sufficient to meet your therapeutic needs.

Fever with foot pain and inflammation may suggest an infection, inflammation, or a joint-related problem. You should consult a doctor promptly for an examination and tests, as early treatment can prevent complications and relieve symptoms more quickly

Yes, it is generally safe for your mother to receive her first Covishield vaccine while taking her prescribed medications, including Gabanin, FC 206, Alensol D, GMD, and Acenac-MR. These medications?which include gabapentin, bone-strengthening supplements, and pain relievers?do not interfere with the vaccine's safety or effectiveness. She does not need to stop her daily treatments. If she experiences common temporary side effects like mild fever or soreness, her doctor can guide you on managing them. Please share her medication list with the healthcare team at the vaccination center.