Your symptoms?including vomiting, sensitivity to smells, and facial pain?strongly suggest migraines. I recommend consulting a neurologist for a precise diagnosis, alongside your obstetrician. This is very important because medications like aspirin (Disprin) and other pain relievers need to be carefully managed when you are planning a pregnancy. Together, these specialists can create a safe, effective treatment plan for you.

Because you are experiencing a severe headache, drowsiness, leg pain, and a possible fever after taking Disprin and Eno, it is best to be evaluated by a healthcare professional promptly. I highly recommend visiting a General Physician or going to an urgent care clinic or emergency room right away. These symptoms, especially drowsiness with a fever, need a physical examination to find the cause and help you feel better. For now, please rest, stay hydrated with small sips of water, and avoid taking any more medications until a doctor has seen you.

The new mild jaw and joint pain, alongside the brief pain on top of your head, could be related to muscle tension, jaw clenching, or minor joint stress. Since you currently treat these with Disprin (aspirin), it is a good idea to track when these new symptoms occur. Because your typical pattern has changed slightly, I highly recommend scheduling a routine visit with your doctor.

It is best not to take Dolo 650 (paracetamol) and Disprin together, as combining them can increase the risk of stomach irritation. Stick to paracetamol first, as it is highly effective for fever. Regarding the sponge bath, using a lukewarm sponge?rather than freezing cold water?is a wonderful, safe way to help soothe your body and gently bring your temperature down. Please stay well-hydrated, get plenty of rest, and consult a healthcare professional if your fever persists.

Taking high-dose aspirin at 36 weeks carries risks, including premature closure of a vital blood vessel in your baby's heart and reduced amniotic fluid. It can also increase bleeding risks during delivery. Please contact your obstetrician immediately. They will likely schedule an ultrasound to check your baby's heart and amniotic fluid levels, and closely monitor your health.

Your ECG and blood pressure were normal in the emergency department. At 29, serious heart issues are less common, but sudden chest pain during a meal can be frightening. Non-cardiac causes are highly likely, such as acid reflux, esophageal spasms triggered by eating, or a panic response. Sometimes, muscle strain can also be the culprit. I recommend following up with your primary care doctor to discuss these possibilities. They may suggest a trial of acid-reducing medication or discuss anxiety management strategies. Please seek immediate care if you experience new, worsening pain, shortness of breath, or sweating.