While your liver and kidneys are highly resilient and excellent at processing medications, taking several drugs simultaneously?especially pain relievers like aceclofenac and etoricoxib?can sometimes place extra strain on them. To keep you safe and give you peace of mind, I highly recommend a simple routine blood test, specifically a liver and kidney function test. Please share these results with your doctor so they can review your current prescriptions and safely simplify your regimen.

Since your fever returns without Calpol (paracetamol) and you have completed courses of Taxim (cefixime) and Azee (azithromycin), this may not be a simple bacterial infection. I highly recommend consulting an infectious disease specialist or an internal medicine physician. They can investigate other causes of persistent fever, such as viral or autoimmune conditions. Please avoid starting any new antibiotics without medical supervision. Rest well, stay hydrated, and we will help you find answers.

However, your current regimen contains several overlapping supplements and multiple antibiotics like Azee 500 (azithromycin) and Doxy 100 (doxycycline), which are generally unnecessary for asymptomatic COVID-19 and may cause stomach upset. Your elevated IL-6 level of 314 shows inflammation, but because you have no symptoms, it is best managed with close monitoring rather than panic. Please consult your doctor to safely simplify these medications, monitor your blood sugar closely, and keep tracking your oxygen levels.

Please stop taking Azee-500 (azithromycin) immediately. The painful swelling under your chin could indicate an allergic reaction, which requires prompt medical evaluation. For the severe itching and tiny bumps triggered by heat and sun, it is best to stay in a cool, shaded environment, wear loose clothing, and apply cool compresses to soothe your skin. An over-the-counter oral antihistamine can help relieve the itching. Because these symptoms could be linked to the medication or a heat-related reaction, please contact your doctor or visit an urgent care clinic right away to ensure your safety and get the right treatment.

If your symptoms keep returning, the cause might be viral, allergic, or even related to acid reflux, none of which respond to antibiotics. Repeatedly taking antibiotics can also lead to resistance. I gently recommend consulting a doctor for a proper evaluation, possibly including a throat swab, to find the exact cause. In the meantime, warm salt-water gargles and staying hydrated can help soothe your throat.

Yes, you should switch to the newly prescribed medications as directed by your doctor, and stop the previous ones completely. There is no risk of overdose as long as you follow the exact dosages prescribed and do not mix the old and new medicines. Specifically, Nobel Plus already contains paracetamol, so you must not give Fepanil alongside it. Bactoclav is a different antibiotic, and Ambrodil S will help his cough. Please closely monitor your baby, and reach out to his pediatrician if the fever persists or if you feel unsure about the exact dosages.