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.

To help relieve pain and swelling at the injection site, please apply a cool, damp cloth or a cold compress. Avoid hot compresses, as heat can increase swelling. Yes, it is perfectly safe to use a cold compress while also giving Calpol (paracetamol) drops, provided you follow the correct dosage instructions for your baby's age and weight. This combination is very effective at keeping them comfortable.

Running a high fever of 103?F with severe body aches is incredibly exhausting. Since paracetamol (Calpol) hasn't brought your temperature down after 24 hours, it is very important that you consult a healthcare professional for a proper evaluation. In the meantime, please prioritize resting and staying well-hydrated with plenty of water or oral rehydration solutions. You can also apply cool, damp washcloths to your forehead to help you feel more comfortable. Please seek medical care promptly so a doctor can determine the underlying cause and help you start feeling better soon.

For fever, cold, headache, and body pain, the simplest and safest first step is to take paracetamol (Calpol) every 6 to 8 hours. Drink plenty of warm fluids, rest well, and use steam inhalation to ease the cold. If the nose is blocked, you can use saline nasal drops. If symptoms get worse, the fever lasts more than 2 to 3 days, or you develop severe weakness or vomiting, see a doctor for proper evaluation.

It's reassuring that her fever has resolved with Calpol (paracetamol). Her mild sore throat and loss of taste are common with viral infections. For her sore throat, encourage warm liquids, honey, or warm salt-water gargles, which can be very soothing. Since she no longer has a fever, she may not need more paracetamol unless she is in discomfort. Please keep her well-hydrated and rested. Given the loss of taste, it is a good idea to consult her pediatrician to rule out common viral infections.

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.