A sore throat with fever is most often caused by a viral infection, for which antibiotics are not effective. Antibiotics are only needed if a doctor confirms a bacterial infection, such as streptococcal throat. Until then, rest, drink warm fluids, gargle with salt water, and take paracetamol for fever and pain.

Small red boils or bumps on the penis and thighs can happen due to several common reasons, such as blocked hair follicles, sweating, friction from tight clothing, mild bacterial infection, fungal infection, or irritation after shaving. In some cases, the bumps may come and go on their own, especially if they are related to heat, sweat, or folliculitis (infection of hair roots). However, if the boils are repeatedly appearing on the penis, it is important not to ignore them completely, because certain sexually transmitted infections, allergies, or skin conditions can also cause similar symptoms. Avoid scratching, squeezing, or applying strong creams without medical advice, especially steroid-containing creams, as they may worsen the problem. Keep the area clean and dry, wear loose cotton underwear, and maintain proper hygiene. Avoid sexual contact until the exact cause is clear, especially if there is discharge, pain, ulcers, or itching. If the bumps increase in number, become painful, develop pus, cause burning during urination, or do not improve within a few days, you should consult a dermatologist or skin specialist for proper examination and treatment. Early diagnosis can help prevent complications and provide the right treatment.

Mild hair loss may occur after surgery due to stress on the body and is usually temporary, so no specific treatment is needed for it during this time. Continue taking your antibiotics as prescribed, maintain a balanced diet, and avoid harsh hair treatments. If hair loss is severe or persistent, consult your doctor for further evaluation.

A sore throat and swollen tonsils lasting for ten days may indicate tonsillitis, which can be worsened by smoking and alcohol. However, if symptoms persist or worsen, it may suggest a bacterial infection, an abscess, throat irritation, or another underlying condition. Please see a doctor for an accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment.

Cellulitis is a bacterial skin infection that usually requires prescription antibiotics, so please consult a doctor for appropriate treatment. Keep the affected leg rested and elevated, and take paracetamol if needed to relieve pain and discomfort. Seek urgent medical care if you develop a fever, spreading redness, swelling, or worsening pain.