COVID-19 is a viral illness, so antibiotics like Azee 500 (azithromycin) and antiparasitics like Vermact (ivermectin) will not cure it and should not be taken as preventatives. While immune-supportive vitamins like Limcee (Vitamin C), Vitamin D3, and Becozinc, or symptom-relievers like Montair LC, can be helpful, dosages must be tailored to each family member's age and health status. Please consult a doctor to get a safe, personalized care plan for your family.

While Azee 500 (azithromycin) and Cetcip (cetirizine) have helped you before, they may not be suitable right now. Sore throats and fevers are commonly caused by viral infections, and Azee 500, being an antibiotic, will not work against viruses. Cetcip is an antihistamine useful for allergies but will not treat your fever. It is best to avoid self-medicating with prescription medications to prevent drug resistance. I recommend staying hydrated, trying warm salt-water gargles, and consulting a doctor for a safe, targeted treatment plan to help you feel better soon.

It is completely normal for nasal congestion to switch sides; this is called the nasal cycle, which often becomes more noticeable and disruptive when you lie down. Since antihistamines and Azee (an antibiotic) haven't provided relief, the congestion is likely due to physical swelling rather than a bacterial infection. To help you sleep better, try elevating your head with an extra pillow and using a warm mist humidifier in your room. Using a gentle, over-the-counter saline nasal spray before bed can also help clear and soothe your nasal passages. Please consult a doctor to see if a prescription steroid nasal spray is appropriate for you.

Since treatments like fluconazole, azee, fucidin, lulifin, and efficort cream haven't cleared this black and yellow layer, your skin barrier is likely deeply irritated and compromised. To help it heal naturally, avoid all harsh soaps and active creams. Wash gently with lukewarm water only, pat completely dry, and apply a thin, protective layer of plain petroleum jelly or Cetaphil moisturizer to support the skin's natural recovery. Please see a dermatologist or urologist to safely evaluate this persistent buildup.

Generally, courses for azithromycin (Azee) and ivermectin are prescribed for 3 to 5 days, while doxycycline (Doxy) is typically taken for 5 to 7 days. Your PCR Ct value of 23 is a very standard finding. The precise duration of these medications depends entirely on your prescribing doctor's specific plan for you. It is highly important to finish the exact course they directed. Please rest, stay well-hydrated, and consult your doctor to confirm your exact completion dates.

Antibiotics are prescription medicines and should not be taken on your own. They are meant for bacterial infections, and using them incorrectly can cause side effects or lead to antibiotic resistance. Not all infections need antibiotics, so it’s safest to consult a doctor, who can decide if you need one and prescribe the correct type and dose.