Pain on the side of the head above the ears that comes for short periods may be due to a tension headache, stress, or muscle strain. It can also be related to posture, screen use, or lack of sleep. Try to take regular breaks, manage stress, and maintain proper sleep and hydration. If the pain becomes frequent, severe, or changes in pattern, it would be better to consult a doctor and get it evaluated to find the exact cause.

Most colds are caused by viruses, which antibiotics cannot treat. However, antibiotics may be needed if a secondary bacterial infection develops. Key signs a doctor looks for include a fever lasting more than three to four days, symptoms that suddenly worsen after starting to improve, severe throat pain, or difficulty breathing. Please don't worry, but since your fever is persistent, I gently recommend seeing a healthcare provider.

Crocin Advance (which contains paracetamol) is safe to take while breastfeeding when used at the recommended dose. Only tiny, harmless amounts pass into breast milk. Additionally, it is safe and highly recommended to continue breastfeeding even if you have a fever. Your breast milk actually contains antibodies that help protect your baby from catching your cold. Just remember to wash your hands frequently and consider wearing a mask while nursing to prevent spreading germs.

This does exceed the maximum safe daily limit of 4000 mg for adults. Taking too much paracetamol can strain or damage your liver, which is especially important to avoid during suspected viral infections like dengue. To keep you safe, please limit your dose to 500 mg to 650 mg every four to six hours, ensuring you do not exceed 4000 mg in 24 hours. Keep resting, stay well-hydrated, and please consult a doctor right away to safely manage your symptoms.

Frequent episodes like this are often triggered by recurrent viral infections, underlying environmental allergies, or mild asthma. Sometimes, a temporarily weakened immune system or chronic sinus issues are involved. To address this, I highly recommend visiting your primary doctor. They can perform routine blood tests, evaluate you for allergies, and check your lung health. In the meantime, keeping a symptom diary to track triggers and staying hydrated will be very helpful.

Body pain and headache can continue for a few days even after the fever settles, especially after a viral illness. Continue to take rest, stay well hydrated, and eat light, nutritious food to support recovery. You can use mild pain relief if advised, but avoid overusing medicines. If the symptoms do not improve within a few days or worsen, it is better to consult a doctor for further evaluation.