Since ibuprofen, paracetamol, Gudcef XL, and amikacin injections only provide temporary relief, and the ESR test is normal, this chronic swelling may not be due to a bacterial infection. Prolonged use of strong antibiotics like amikacin requires careful clinical monitoring. I highly recommend consulting a rheumatologist or an orthopedic specialist. They can perform advanced imaging, such as an MRI or ultrasound, to examine the joints and tendons closely. This will help identify the exact cause and guide a safer, more effective long-term treatment plan.

Paracetamol helps temporarily lower your temperature, while GUDCEF-200 (cefpodoxime) is an antibiotic used to treat bacterial infections. If your illness is caused by a virus (like the common flu), antibiotics won't cure it, and the fever may take time to resolve. It is also possible that the infection requires a different medication. Please ensure you are staying well-hydrated and resting. Since your fever has lasted three days despite treatment, I highly recommend consulting your doctor again. They may suggest a simple blood test to find the exact cause and adjust your treatment safely.

Gudcef (which contains cefpodoxime) and azithromycin are both strong, effective antibiotics commonly used to treat typhoid and clear the infection. Sometimes, pediatricians prescribe them together to fight resistant infections more effectively. Cetirizine is an antihistamine that helps relieve any allergy-like symptoms or cough. This combination can be appropriate, but because your baby is only one year old, it is vital to follow your doctor's exact dosage instructions. Please keep your pediatrician closely updated on his recovery, and seek immediate medical care if he has trouble keeping fluids down or if his fever worsens.

Gudcef Plus (cefpodoxime combination) is an antibiotic that fights infection, but fluid buildup and swelling behind the eardrum can take a week or more to resolve, even after the medicine starts working. Please complete the full prescribed course of your medication. You can try a warm compress or steam inhalation to help ease the congestion. However, since your hearing is affected, it is best to contact your prescribing doctor.

It is actually quite common to experience a mild sore throat or flu-like symptoms a day or two after receiving your Covaxin vaccine. Since you recently finished your antibiotics, Gudcef and Cefuzact, this discomfort is likely a temporary immune response to the vaccine or a mild viral irritation rather than a bacterial issue. Since Strepsils and Betadine gargles aren't providing relief, try soothing your throat with warm salt-water gargles and staying well-hydrated with warm fluids. Rest as much as possible. If the pain worsens, or if you develop a high fever or difficulty swallowing, please consult your doctor for a quick evaluation.

While oral rehydration salts (ORSL) help with hydration, cefpodoxime (Gudcef-200) fights bacterial infections, and aceclofenac/paracetamol (Zerodol-P) reduces fever, acute fever accompanied by low blood pressure (hypotension) is a concern. Low blood pressure during an infection requires immediate professional evaluation to ensure your safety and proper circulation. Please do not attempt to manage hypotension at home. I highly recommend visiting a doctor or nearest healthcare facility right away so they can safely monitor your blood pressure and guide your treatment.