Since you have already taken several medications like doxycycline and amoxicillin/clavulanate (Augmentin), please avoid taking more strong medications without a doctor's guidance. For now, focus on deep rest, gentle hydration, and balanced meals. You can take paracetamol or ibuprofen to help ease the leg pain. Please consult a healthcare provider to check your blood count and vitamin levels, and safely discuss if a repeat COVID-19 PCR test is needed.

Recurrent inflammation of the parotid gland over several years may be due to chronic (long-term) infection, blockage of the salivary duct, small salivary stones that are difficult to detect, autoimmune conditions, or chronic inflammation rather than an active abscess. Augmentin is commonly prescribed to treat bacterial infections, but improvement may sometimes take longer, and in some cases, antibiotics alone may not fully resolve the problem. Since you are already on the 5th day without improvement, it is important to continue the prescribed course unless your ENT doctor advises otherwise. Along with medicines, supportive measures such as drinking plenty of water, warm compresses, gentle gland massage, and sucking sugar-free sour candies or lemon drops may help stimulate saliva flow and reduce blockage. If your symptoms persist after completing treatment, your ENT doctor may consider further evaluation, such as an ultrasound, MRI, salivary duct examination, or tests for autoimmune diseases. In some chronic cases, procedures such as sialendoscopy may help open blocked ducts and reduce repeated inflammation. You should seek medical evaluation promptly if you develop a fever, severe pain, difficulty opening your mouth, pus discharge, or rapidly increasing swelling.

Augmentin 625 (amoxicillin/clavulanic acid) is an antibiotic meant to treat active bacterial infections; however, if the swelling has been present for a year without pain or redness, an antibiotic may not resolve it. Bacillinum 1000ch and Thuja 1000ch are homeopathic preparations, which do not have strong scientific evidence to treat chronic swelling. Since this has been present for a long time, I highly recommend having a healthcare professional.

Augmentin (amoxicillin/clavulanic acid) 625mg is typically prescribed twice daily (every 12 hours) for mild-to-moderate infections, but the exact frequency depends on your doctor's diagnosis, as sore throats are often viral and may not need antibiotics. It is safe to take your dose alongside diclofenac/serratiopeptidase for inflammation and cetirizine for allergy relief, as there are no harmful interactions between them. Please consult your prescribing doctor to confirm the correct dosage for your specific infection to ensure you recover safely.

Because cat bites can introduce deep bacteria, the fact that your swelling hasn't improved after 72 hours of Augmentin and the pain is spreading to your fingers and elbow means you should return to the emergency room right away. Spreading pain can be a sign that the infection is traveling along deeper tissues, which requires immediate evaluation and potentially intravenous antibiotics. Please do not wait; having a doctor re-examine your arm is the safest way to ensure you heal fully.

Your symptoms and high white blood cell count could point to an infection, such as in the joints, or a severe arthritis flare. While Augmentin (amoxicillin/clavulanate) is a very effective antibiotic, its dosage must be carefully adjusted when you have kidney disease to protect your kidney health. Because your symptoms are complex, please contact your doctor or visit an urgent care clinic immediately. They can safely evaluate the cause of your fevers and ensure your medication is perfectly tailored and safe for your kidneys.