Your antibiotic, Ceftas (cefixime), is a standard treatment for typhoid, and since you have no fever, it appears to be working. Your remaining symptoms?like burning sensations, leg pain, and headache?are very common after recovering from infections like COVID-19 and typhoid. These are often related to post-viral fatigue, temporary nerve sensitivity, or vitamin deficiencies rather than active typhoid. Please do not alter your antibiotic dose without consulting your doctor. I recommend discussing these symptoms with them, as they may suggest checking your vitamin B12 and D3 levels to support your recovery.

When these spots return after you stop using Ceftas O (cefixime and ofloxacin) and Sumag, it often means the underlying cause isn't fully resolved or might not be a bacterial infection. While these medications help soothe the area and fight bacteria, recurring blisters on the hip can sometimes be caused by viral infections, such as the herpes simplex virus, or chronic skin conditions that require different treatment. I gently encourage you to have a doctor examine the blisters in person, especially when they are active.

Your SGPT of 106 is only mildly elevated, which is quite common during infections or as a temporary reaction to medications like Ceftas (cefixime). Please continue taking your cefixime exactly as prescribed and avoid self-medicating with extra pain relievers like paracetamol without consulting your doctor, as they can affect the liver. I highly recommend contacting your doctor for a follow-up. They can guide you on whether to run other routine tests or simply monitor your symptoms. For now, focus on resting and drinking plenty of fluids to stay hydrated.

Yes, a recent cold can easily cause fluid buildup and inflammation in the eustachian tube, leading to pressure, decreased hearing, and ringing or pulsing in your recovering ear. It is best to have your ear specialist check this to ensure your surgical site is safe. Regarding the numbness in your hands and feet, this can indeed be a side effect of your nerve medication or Ceftas (cefixime). Please contact your prescribing doctor to discuss these symptoms safely before making any medication changes.

It must be incredibly exhausting. Since your prescribed medications like Ceftas 200, Azithromycin, Fenak plus, and paracetamol haven't brought relief after six days, it is very important to consult your prescribing doctor or an ear, nose, and throat specialist immediately. They need to evaluate you for potential complications, such as a tonsillar abscess. For temporary, fast-acting comfort, try sucking on ice chips or anesthetic throat lozenges, drinking cold liquids, and resting your voice. Please seek medical evaluation today to safely adjust your treatment plan and get the relief you need.

Extending antibiotics without medical guidance can lead to complications. Persistent frequent urination means the infection may not have fully cleared, and dizziness requires prompt medical attention, as it could stem from dehydration, the infection, or a side effect. Please contact your healthcare provider today. They can safely evaluate these symptoms, run a quick urine test, and ensure you get the right treatment to help you feel better soon.