What should I do for a hard, very painful swelling on my left vaginal lip that makes it difficult to move and is now accompanied by a fever, dizziness, and body aches, given that taking Mox 500, Crocin, and Combiflam, and applying Soframycin cream and Candid powder has not provided any relief? | Apollo Pharmacy

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What should I do for a hard, very painful swelling on my left vaginal lip that makes it difficult to move and is now accompanied by a fever, dizziness, and body aches, given that taking Mox 500, Crocin, and Combiflam, and applying Soframycin cream and Candid powder has not provided any relief?

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What should I do for a hard, very painful swelling on my left vaginal lip that makes it difficult to move and is now accompanied by a fever, dizziness, and body aches, given that taking Mox 500, Crocin, and Combiflam, and applying Soframycin cream and Candid powder has not provided any relief?

Asked by Female, 24 · 2 days ago

Vikas Singh

M Pharmacy

2 days ago

The swelling you described, especially with a fever and dizziness, suggests a localized infection like a Bartholin's abscess that requires professional care. Since your current medications?including amoxicillin (Mox 500), paracetamol (Crocin), ibuprofen (Combiflam), framycetin (Soframycin), and clotrimazole (Candid)?have not provided relief, please visit a gynecologist or an urgent care clinic today. You likely need a simple clinic procedure to drain the area or a different course of targeted antibiotics. Please do not squeeze the swelling. Gently applying a warm compress can help ease the pressure while you seek prompt medical evaluation.

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What should I do for a hard, very painful swelling on my left vaginal lip that makes it difficult to move and is now accompanied by a fever, dizziness, and body aches, given that taking Mox 500, Crocin, and Combiflam, and applying Soframycin cream and Candid powder has not provided any relief?

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