Since you are struggling to keep solid food down, the most important step right now is staying hydrated. Try sipping small amounts of oral rehydration solutions, clear broths, or water slowly throughout the day. You can continue taking paracetamol as directed to help manage the fever, ensuring you do not exceed the safe daily limit. Because of the persistent weakness and vomiting, I highly recommend visiting a healthcare professional soon for a proper evaluation. They can help identify the cause and provide the right treatment to help you recover.

Your use of paracetamol for the fever and povidone-iodine gargles to soothe your throat is a very reasonable way to manage these symptoms. However, amoxicillin/clavulanate is a strong antibiotic. Since your symptoms started just a day ago, they are likely caused by a viral infection, which antibiotics cannot cure. Taking antibiotics unnecessarily can cause unwanted side effects. At 66, it is best to stay hydrated, rest, and have a healthcare provider examine your throat to determine if an antibiotic is truly necessary. Please monitor your symptoms closely.

While condoms are highly effective, they are not 100% foolproof, so pregnancy is still a possibility. Her late period and mild nausea could be early signs, while the temporary fever (for which Calpol, or paracetamol, was taken) might be a simple viral bug. The best next step is to take a home pregnancy test using her first morning urine. If she is pregnant and you both feel unready, please know you have supportive options. A doctor can safely guide you through counseling, termination options, or other choices in a private, non-judgmental space.

Since his high fever, severe body pain, and weight loss have worsened over seven days, I highly recommend seeking a second opinion or an immediate re-evaluation by a pediatrician. While paracetamol (Calpol 250mg) and supportive therapies like Relent D+ and Kidicare-D help manage symptoms, worsening signs despite normal initial tests require closer investigation to find the underlying cause. Please have him evaluated promptly to ensure he gets the right care and starts feeling better soon.

Yes, Calpol (paracetamol) is generally safe during pregnancy, including the first trimester, to manage fever, headache, and body pain. Electral powder (oral rehydration salts) is also safe and excellent for keeping her hydrated. Please ensure she takes them in recommended doses. Since she is experiencing a fever and cold, it is always best to consult her obstetrician for a quick check-up to ensure both mother and baby are doing well.

If you feel weak, have a fever, and stomach pain, it is best to rest, stay hydrated, and take Calpol every 6 hours for fever and headache. Sip warm water, ORS, or coconut water to prevent weakness. Avoid heavy or oily food for a day. If the pain becomes severe, you start vomiting, or the fever lasts more than 2 days, you should see a doctor.