At day 10, her body is actively recovering. Regarding her medications, Azee 500 (azithromycin), doxy (doxycycline), and ivermectin are generally not recommended for routine COVID-19 treatment unless a doctor has confirmed a secondary bacterial infection. Taking multiple antibiotics unnecessarily can cause side effects. We recommend consulting her doctor about safely stopping these. For her fever, she can safely use paracetamol, stay well-hydrated, and rest. Loss of taste and smell is common and will gradually improve. Please seek a doctor's evaluation if the fever persists or if she develops any breathing discomfort.

I understand how exhausting this persistent dry cough is, especially since it is disrupting your sleep after your recent throat infection treated with Azee 500. It is quite common for airways to remain hypersensitive and irritated after an infection, leading to a lingering post-infectious cough. Since home remedies and over-the-counter options like Hamdard Sualin haven't worked, you may benefit from prescription-strength cough suppressants, such as dextromethorphan, or a mild inhaler to soothe airway inflammation. I highly recommend consulting your doctor so they can examine your lungs, rule out post-nasal drip, and prescribe the appropriate targeted medication to help you finally rest.

It can be incredibly exhausting. Since paracetamol isn't providing enough relief, you might consider adding a generic nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) like ibuprofen, which helps reduce throat inflammation. Using anesthetic throat lozenges or sprays containing benzocaine or lidocaine can also temporarily numb your throat, making it easier to swallow. Supportive care like gargling with warm salt water and sipping smooth, cold liquids can provide comfort. Because your symptoms are worsening despite taking azithromycin, please contact your doctor for a re-evaluation to ensure you receive the most appropriate care.

Yes, getting an RT-PCR test is a wise next step to confirm if you both have COVID-19. In the meantime, please isolate, rest, and drink plenty of fluids. You can continue giving her Dolo 650 (paracetamol) to manage her fever safely. However, please do not start antibiotics like Azee (azithromycin) without a doctor's prescription, as antibiotics do not treat viral infections. For her cough and congestion, steam inhalation and warm fluids will help. Please monitor her oxygen levels with a pulse oximeter and consult a doctor for a personalized care plan.

Your current regimen includes an antibiotic (azithromycin/Azee, fusidic acid/Fucidic cream), an antihistamine (levocetirizine/Levocit), omega supplements (HH Omega), and aloe vera (Dermadew). Because symptoms keep returning, you might be experiencing contact cheilitis?an allergic reaction to toothpaste, lip balms, or foods?or an environmental trigger. I gently recommend avoiding lip-licking and keeping a diary of products that touch your lips. Please follow up with your dermatologist to investigate potential allergens or adjust your treatment safely.

Your symptoms of high fever, chills, joint pain, and coughing could indeed be caused by viral infections like COVID-19 or influenza, or another atypical infection. Since your current medications, Azee (azithromycin) and Livocet (levocetirizine), are not fully resolving this, you should consult a doctor. They can recommend a COVID-19 test or blood work. An HRCT chest scan is usually only needed if you experience severe breathing difficulties. For now, please stay well-hydrated, rest, and seek a professional medical evaluation.