This is a very common and harmless side effect of Defcort TM, which contains tamsulosin. Tamsulosin relaxes the muscles near your bladder to help pass the kidney stone. This relaxation can cause semen to travel backward into the bladder during climax rather than exiting the body. This is called retrograde ejaculation. It is not dangerous at all, and the semen is not trapped harmfully; it simply mixes with your urine and leaves your body safely the next time you urinate.

Throat tissues can take some time to fully heal even after finishing your medications, including Clavam, Nimulid, Metrogyl, and Defcort. Since your doctor expected this to resolve on its own, it is likely just mild, residual inflammation. To support your recovery, stay well-hydrated with warm fluids and try soothing salt-water gargles. However, if you experience any difficulty breathing or swallowing, worsening pain, or a returning fever, please contact your doctor or seek medical care immediately.

Taking Montair LC (montelukast and levocetirizine) and Defcort 6 mg (deflazacort) just once a week is not an effective or recommended way to manage these conditions. Montair LC is typically taken daily for allergies, while Defcort, a steroid, should only be used under strict medical guidance to avoid side effects like mood changes, weight gain, or stomach upset. Using oral steroids weekly without supervision is not safe for long-term asthma control. Please consult your doctor to find a safe, daily management plan that works best for you.

Please do not give Defcort (deflazacort) drops to your baby for a dry cough without consulting her pediatrician first. Defcort is a steroid medication, not a standard cough remedy, and should only be used when specifically prescribed by a doctor. Since her fever has resolved with Calpol (paracetamol), her dry cough may just need time to clear up. In the meantime, ensure she stays well-hydrated with breast milk or water. Please have her evaluated by a doctor to safely guide her recovery.

Yes, your swelling will gradually decrease with your current anti-tubercular medications (Forecox) and the steroid (Defcort-30, deflazacort) which helps reduce inflammation. This healing process takes time, typically several weeks to a few months. Complete surgical removal of the lymph node is rarely needed. If the fluid collection (cold abscess) causes severe discomfort, a doctor can safely perform a simple needle aspiration to drain it. Laser surgery is not used for this. Please continue taking your medications as prescribed.

Yes, the swelling on your neck will go down. FORECOX targets the tuberculosis bacteria directly, while DEFCORT (deflazacort) is a steroid that helps reduce the swelling and inflammation quickly. Bekasule supports your overall recovery. You will typically start to see a visible decrease in the swelling within 2 to 4 weeks of starting this treatment. However, it can take several months to disappear completely. Please continue taking your medications exactly as prescribed by your doctor, even if you feel better.