Mild recurrent pain from Gallstones can be managed temporarily with pain relief like Paracetamol or an antispasmodic such as Dicycloverine, but these only control symptoms and do not remove the stones. In selected cases, medicines like Ursodeoxycholic acid may help dissolve small cholesterol stones, though it works slowly and is not suitable for everyone. Avoid fatty foods to reduce attacks, and consult a doctor, as repeated pain often requires definitive treatment like surgery (gallbladder removal).

For throat infection related pain, giving Drotin is not appropriate, as it is meant for abdominal spasms, not throat pain. Since the child has already taken Azilide and Ebast, you can give a safer pain/fever reliever like Paracetamol in the correct dose for relief, along with warm fluids. If pain is severe, swallowing is difficult, or fever persists, consult a pediatrician promptly.