Since your discomfort started after childbirth and has not improved with vitamin D or Evion LC, it is important to get a proper evaluation. I recommend consulting a vascular specialist to check your leg circulation, or an orthopedic specialist to evaluate any nerve or joint strain from labor. Please start by seeing your primary care physician, who can perform an initial physical exam and guide you to the right specialist.

Persistent calf pain for 6-7 months despite massage and painkillers needs proper medical treatment, as it may be due to nerve, muscle, or circulation issues. You should consult your doctor for examination and further tests to identify the cause and get the right treatment.

Both Oxyspas and Cystran contain the same active medicine, oxybutynin, so they are equivalent. However, because oxybutynin can worsen constipation and incomplete bladder emptying, and your smelly discharge and pelvic burning suggest a possible infection, you should not take them without seeing a doctor first. Evion (vitamin E) is generally safe, but your immediate priority should be a physical evaluation and a urine test by a healthcare provider to target the underlying cause safely.

Taking one Evion 400mg (Vitamin E) capsule daily is generally safe and well-tolerated for short-term use. However, taking it daily over a long period without a diagnosed deficiency can sometimes lead to mild side effects like nausea, fatigue, headache, or mild stomach upset. Since Vitamin E is fat-soluble and can build up in the body, it is always a good idea to consult your doctor before starting long-term supplements. Enjoying a diet rich in nuts, seeds, and leafy greens is also a wonderful, natural way to support your hair and skin health.

Your symptoms, particularly the red palms and swollen, bluish finger, suggest a potential circulation or autoimmune concern, such as Raynaud's phenomenon. Since medications like hydroxyzine (Atarax), methocarbamol (Robinaxol), Binaprex, and nutritional supplements (Evion LC, Neurobion) have not provided relief, I highly recommend consulting a rheumatologist or a vascular specialist for a targeted evaluation. In the meantime, please keep your hands warm, avoid sudden temperature drops, and take photos of your finger's color changes to share with your doctor.

Evion LC, which contains levocarnitine and vitamin E, is typically used for muscle cramps and nutritional support, but it won't help with the acute pain or swelling of a sprained ankle. For immediate relief, I recommend the 'RICE' method: Rest the ankle, apply Ice packs wrapped in a towel, use a Compression bandage, and keep it elevated. For pain relief, you might consider over-the-counter options like ibuprofen or paracetamol, but please consult her doctor or a local pharmacist first to ensure the correct dosage for a 16-year-old.