Because you have developed a loss of taste alongside a runny nose, it is best not to restart your previous medications, such as Telekast-F or Paracip-650, without medical guidance. Taking a COVID-19 test is a very sensible step, as loss of taste is a hallmark symptom. Please consult your doctor again for a proper evaluation. In the meantime, rest well, stay hydrated, and isolate safely until you have your results and a clear treatment plan.

Yes, you can safely take Zincovit and Limcee together. They complement each other well to support your immune system during quarantine. Typically, the recommended daily dosage for adults is one tablet of Zincovit (multivitamin with zinc) and one tablet of Limcee (Vitamin C) per day. It is best to take them after a meal, such as breakfast or lunch, with a glass of water to avoid any stomach discomfort. Remember to stay well-hydrated, eat balanced meals, and get plenty of rest.

You have already taken antibiotics like azithromycin (aziz) and doxycycline (doxy) without relief, it is highly recommended not to start new antibiotics on your own. Your high white blood cell count and inflammation markers indicate your body is active, but this could be due to a non-bacterial issue or a specific infection requiring different care. Please share your complete blood reports with your doctor for a detailed evaluation. They may recommend specific tests to find the exact cause and prescribe the correct, targeted therapy to help you recover safely.

Since you are recovering from acid reflux and stomach sores, standard ascorbic acid can irritate your sensitive stomach lining and delay healing. To protect your stomach, it is best to avoid acidic supplements right now. If you do take Vitamin C, a lower daily dose of 75 mg to 500 mg taken with food is gentler, though a buffered, non-acidic form (like calcium ascorbate) is much safer. Please consult your doctor to ensure your stomach heals completely.

For your Limcee chewable tablets (Vitamin C), you can actually do either! However, chewing the tablet is generally preferred. Chewing breaks it down quickly so your body can easily absorb the vitamin. If you prefer to suck on it, that works too, but try not to keep it in your mouth for too long, as the acidic nature of Vitamin C can affect your tooth enamel over time. Chewing it and then rinsing your mouth with a little water is the gentlest approach for your teeth.

It is very common for viral colds to last 7 to 10 days, so feeling slightly better at day five is a positive sign that your body is fighting it off. Limcee and Zincovit are helpful supportive supplements, but they do not immediately relieve symptoms. For your cough and cold, focus on resting, staying well-hydrated with warm fluids, and trying steam inhalation or warm saline gargles to soothe your airways. If you experience fever or body aches, generic paracetamol can help. Please consult a doctor in person if you develop a high fever, difficulty breathing, or if your symptoms worsen, to ensure you receive the right care.