Is it safe and appropriate for my 7-year-old daughter?who has a swollen right kidney, frequent pain near her belly button, burning and leaking when peeing, and is losing weight?to be taking Meftal-spas, Azithral 250mg, Rabemac 10, Liv.52 syrup, and Cremaffin? | Apollo Pharmacy

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Is it safe and appropriate for my 7-year-old daughter?who has a swollen right kidney, frequent pain near her belly button, burning and leaking when peeing, and is losing weight?to be taking Meftal-spas, Azithral 250mg, Rabemac 10, Liv.52 syrup, and Cremaffin?

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Is it safe and appropriate for my 7-year-old daughter?who has a swollen right kidney, frequent pain near her belly button, burning and leaking when peeing, and is losing weight?to be taking Meftal-spas, Azithral 250mg, Rabemac 10, Liv.52 syrup, and Cremaffin?

Asked by Female, 7 · 7 days ago

Chandrakanta Jena

Pharm D

7 days ago

While these medicines aim to treat infection (Azithral/azithromycin), acidity (Rabemac/rabeprazole), constipation (Cremaffin), and spasms (Meftal-spas), we must be very careful. Meftal-spas contains an anti-inflammatory pain reliever that can sometimes put extra strain on a swollen kidney. Given her burning urination, weight loss, and kidney swelling, it is crucial to have a pediatric specialist review this prescription. Please consult her doctor or a pediatric nephrologist as soon as possible to ensure these medications?especially the pain reliever?are entirely safe for her kidneys.

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Is it safe and appropriate for my 7-year-old daughter?who has a swollen right kidney, frequent pain near her belly button, burning and leaking when peeing, and is losing weight?to be taking Meftal-spas, Azithral 250mg, Rabemac 10, Liv.52 syrup, and Cremaffin?

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