While taking Limcee (vitamin C) and Evion 400 (vitamin E) can help, long-term daily use of high-dose vitamin E is generally not recommended without medical supervision. Vitamin E is fat-soluble and can build up in your body over time. Vitamin C is water-soluble and safer for longer use, but it is always best to transition to getting these nutrients through a balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and nuts. To keep your skin healthy safely, I suggest pausing the daily supplements and consulting your doctor for a tailored, long-term plan.

Since it has been nine days since his symptoms started and he is already recovering well on his current medications?including azithromycin, prednisolone, Limcee, syrup Betonin, and Zincovit?he does not need to start taking favipiravir. Antiviral medications like favipiravir are most effective when started early in the illness, typically within the first few days. Initiating it now, when he is already on the mend, would not provide extra benefit. Please continue his current prescribed treatment, ensure he rests, and consult his doctor if any new symptoms arise.

The symptoms you describe, especially the loss of taste and smell, are common after viral infections and can take several weeks to fully resolve as your body heals. Limcee (vitamin C) supports your immune system, and Pandon (pantoprazole/domperidone) helps with stomach acidity, but they do not directly cure these viral symptoms. Please rest, stay well-hydrated, and eat small, simple meals. Since your symptoms have lasted seven days, I gently recommend consulting a healthcare provider for a thorough evaluation to ensure you are on the right track to recovery.

Limcee contains Vitamin C (ascorbic acid), a great antioxidant that supports overall skin health. While Vitamin C helps brighten the complexion, oral tablets alone may not dramatically lighten skin tone. Taking two Limcee 500mg tablets (totaling 1000mg) daily is generally safe for short-term use, as the maximum safe daily limit for adults is 2000mg. However, your body will likely flush out the excess, and high doses can sometimes cause mild stomach upset. I suggest starting with one tablet daily and consulting a dermatologist for a safe, effective skincare plan tailored to your goals.

A 500 mg Vitamin C tablet may be used if your doctor confirms it is appropriate for your health needs. The right amount varies depending on age, diet, overall health, and other medications. Always seek medical advice before starting supplementation to ensure it is safe and necessary for you.

Additionally, if the flaky skin infection you treated with Fucibet (fusidic acid/betamethasone) was near your ears, residual inflammation could be contributing to the discomfort. Your current medications, Doxit (doxycycline) and Limcee (Vitamin C), are very unlikely to cause this pain. I recommend temporarily stopping the earplugs to let your ears rest. If the aching persists, or if you notice itching or discharge, please have a doctor examine your ears to ensure they heal safely.