Since your dizziness and fainting have not improved with Verbat, and you have ongoing head and neck pain, I highly recommend consulting a neurologist first. Additionally, because of your constant fatigue and irregular periods, seeing an endocrinologist or gynecologist would be very helpful, as hormonal imbalances can contribute to these symptoms. Please visit your primary care doctor first; they can run initial blood tests and safely coordinate these specialist referrals for you.

To help soothe the area and encourage the bump to drain naturally, apply a clean, warm compress to your closed eyelid for 10 to 15 minutes, three to four times a day. Please avoid squeezing or popping it. For pain relief, you can take over-the-counter ibuprofen or acetaminophen. Lubricating eye drops can help ease the watering at night. Since you are experiencing head pain when bending over, it is important to have an eye doctor examine this to rule out a spreading infection and prescribe antibiotic eye drops or ointment, like erythromycin, if needed.

Difficulty breathing can be a serious symptom, please stop taking your Ovalife Met, which contains metformin, immediately. Sometimes, medications like metformin can cause a rare reaction called lactic acidosis, or you may be sensitive to an ingredient in both Femikiro and Ovalife Met. Please contact your doctor or visit the nearest medical clinic right away to get this checked, and your healthcare provider will help you find a safer, more comfortable alternative for your PCOD.

Since your appendix is gone and prior medications haven't helped, this burning sensation could stem from nerve sensitivity following your surgery, or a functional digestive issue. I highly recommend consulting a gastroenterologist or a pain specialist. They can evaluate you for localized nerve issues or functional dyspepsia, and may suggest trying nerve-calming therapies or generic medications like low-dose amitriptyline or gabapentin.

Since your current pills and cream aren't working, it is very important to consult your prescribing doctor or a dermatologist for a re-evaluation. Sometimes, skin conditions like molluscum contagiosum, persistent acne, or folliculitis require a change in medication, a different dosage, or alternative therapies. Please do not squeeze or pop the bumps, as this can cause spreading or scarring. Your doctor will help adjust your treatment plan to find what works best for your skin.

Yes, Vitchew-CZ and Limcee Plus are very similar as they both contain the same active ingredients: Vitamin C and Zinc. They serve the same purpose of boosting your immunity and supporting overall health. Since they have the same generic composition, you can generally take Vitchew-CZ instead of Limcee Plus. However, please check the packaging to ensure the strength of the ingredients matches your prescription, and check in with your doctor or pharmacist before making the switch to ensure it perfectly aligns with your health needs.