It is possible that your prescribed medications?such as the antibiotic cefpodoxime (Topcef-200), the painkiller aceclofenac/paracetamol (Hifenac-P), or pantoprazole/domperidone (Pan-D)?are causing an allergic reaction or a side effect. Swelling of the face, limbs, and around your eye requires prompt medical attention. Please stop taking these medications and contact your prescribing doctor or go to the nearest clinic immediately. They can safely evaluate you and provide alternative treatments to help you feel better.

Your back pain is not caused by stopping masturbation or alcohol. It is more commonly related to posture, muscle strain, lack of exercise, or other medical conditions such as disc problems or kidney issues. A proper medical evaluation is essential to identify the exact cause. Based on the findings, your doctor may recommend lifestyle changes, physiotherapy, or further investigations. Do not self‑medicate, as inappropriate treatment may worsen the condition or delay recovery.

Hifenac-P Tablet contains Aceclofenac 100 mg and Paracetamol 325 mg. Aceclofenac, being an NSAID, can potentially worsen kidney function and cause fluid retention in CKD patients, while Paracetamol is generally safer for the kidneys. Therefore, this medicine should be used with caution in patients with CKD and only under a doctor’s supervision, with regular monitoring of kidney function.

The second doctor?s approach is a safe, non-surgical trial. The prescribed medications?Cefakind (cefuroxime) to treat potential infection, Repilif (silodosin) to relax the bladder neck and improve urine flow, Hifenac P for pain, and Rablet D to protect his stomach?aim to relieve his symptoms gently. The best next step is to start this medication course as directed and closely monitor his progress. If his symptoms improve, surgery may be avoided. However, if he experiences a complete inability to urinate, severe pain, or fever, please seek immediate medical care. Be sure to follow up closely with his urologist.

Taking Hifenac-P (which contains aceclofenac, paracetamol) without consulting your doctor first. Pain when urinating could indicate a urinary tract infection, which requires specific treatment like antibiotics, not just pain relievers. Additionally, if you are breastfeeding, some ingredients in Hifenac D may not be safe for your baby. Please contact your doctor or OB/GYN right away so they can safely evaluate your symptoms and prescribe the correct, postpartum-safe medication to help you feel better.

Because you are noticing a loss of feeling in your right leg and your current medications?including Hifenac SR (aceclofenac), Arropan (pantoprazole), Synaptol SR (tolperisone), and Leofen (baclofen)?are not providing relief, it is very important that you seek an urgent evaluation from your spine surgeon or a neurologist. This loss of sensation suggests that a nerve may be compressed, and we want to protect your nerve function. Please contact your doctor or go to the nearest emergency department right away so they can safely assess your back and leg.