You can use a pain-relief medicine along with adequate rest to reduce body pain. Applying warm compresses, doing mild stretching exercises, and maintaining good posture can help relieve pain in the legs, shoulders, and neck.

Sporidex DS (cephalexin) is an antibiotic to prevent infection in her stitches, and Combiflam (ibuprofen and paracetamol) helps relieve pain. While these are commonly used together, please consult her treating doctor before administering them. With head injuries, it is crucial to ensure there is no internal bleeding risk before giving NSAIDs like Combiflam. Please monitor her closely for any warning signs like vomiting, severe dizziness, or extreme sleepiness, and seek immediate emergency care if they occur.

Combiflam contains a combination of ibuprofen and paracetamol. While it is reassuring that her temperature has dropped to 100?F, giving this medication for five consecutive days without a doctor's guidance is not recommended. A fever lasting five days warrants a prompt evaluation by her pediatrician to identify the underlying cause, even as she starts to improve. For now, keep her comfortable, offer plenty of fluids, and consult her doctor today before administering any further doses to ensure she receives the safest care.

Since you have already taken Dolo (paracetamol) and Combiflam (ibuprofen/paracetamol), please ensure you do not take them too close together to avoid accidental double-dosing of paracetamol. Both are generally safe for breastfeeding mothers. To help with loose stools without affecting your baby, focus on oral rehydration salts (ORS) and plenty of fluids like coconut water. For your burning eyes and body aches, warm compresses and adequate rest will help. Avoid self-prescribing antibiotics. If your symptoms persist or your baby shows any changes in stools, please consult your doctor.

Since your symptoms have lasted five days and have not improved with Combiflam or ibuprofen, this could be a localized bacterial infection, such as tonsillitis, which requires a doctor's physical examination. Fasting can cause dehydration, worsening your throat pain. Please focus on staying hydrated during non-fasting hours and try warm salt-water gargles. Avoid inhaling strong vapors like Zinda Tilismath or Zandu Balm, as they can irritate your inflamed throat. Please consult a physician promptly, as you may need prescription medications like antibiotics to heal completely.

Yes, you can switch from Dolo (paracetamol) to Combiflam, which combines ibuprofen and paracetamol. The ibuprofen in Combiflam is an anti-inflammatory that can target severe muscle aches more effectively than paracetamol alone. Because ibuprofen can sometimes irritate the stomach lining, it is best to take Combiflam with food or after a meal. Taking a stomach-protective medicine like a proton pump inhibitor or an antacid before your meal can also help prevent acidity and gas.