Please be reassured that fever is often just the body?s natural way of fighting off an infection. When using double-strength paracetamol, it is crucial to dose strictly by your child's weight rather than age, to ensure she gets the correct, safe amount. Keep her comfortable, dress her in light clothing, and encourage plenty of fluids to keep her hydrated. Since the fever is recurring, please consult a pediatrician to identify the underlying cause and ensure she receives the right care.

Yes, it is safe to take Crocin (paracetamol) while you are taking Norflox (norfloxacin) for your urinary tract infection. There is no harmful interaction between these two medications, and paracetamol can help ease your shivering and soothe any fever or discomfort. Please continue to take your Norflox exactly as prescribed by your doctor to ensure the infection clears completely. Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated. Since shivering can be associated with a fever, please monitor your temperature and keep your doctor updated on how you are feeling.

It is actually quite common for a baby's forehead to feel very hot while their hands and feet feel normal during a fever, as their body adjusts its temperature. You can continue giving Crocin (paracetamol) liquid, but please ensure you are dosing it strictly according to her current weight and do not exceed the recommended daily limit. Since the fever has lasted for 3 days, it is very important to have her evaluated by a pediatrician to find the underlying cause and ensure she stays well-hydrated.

Viral infections frequently cause fevers that bounce back every eight hours as medications like Meftal (mefenamic acid) wear off. The normal blood and urine tests are excellent news, indicating his body is fighting off a virus rather than a serious bacterial infection. Keep him well-hydrated and comfortable. Continue following your pediatrician's dosing instructions, and consult them immediately if the fever persists past 3 to 5 days, or if he becomes unusually lethargic.

Crocin 120 contains paracetamol, which is safe and effective for reducing fever and easing discomfort in a three-year-old. Please ensure the dose is calculated based on his weight. While paracetamol helps with fever, it will not treat his cough and runny nose. Keep him hydrated and comfortable. Since the high fever is persistent, I highly recommend consulting a pediatrician for a proper evaluation to ensure he gets the right care.

Her symptoms, especially the sudden loss of taste and smell, suggest a viral infection such as COVID-19. Please reassure her that she can recover well with rest. She should stop taking the antibiotic azithromycin unless specifically prescribed by a doctor, as antibiotics do not fight viruses. She may continue paracetamol (Crocin) for pain relief and cetirizine (Citrixen) for throat discomfort as needed. The best next steps are for her to isolate, stay well-hydrated, rest, and get a COVID-19 test. Please consult a doctor online or in person for a proper clinical evaluation.