Since post-vaccine side effects typically resolve within two to three days, his ongoing symptoms could indicate a coincidental viral infection. While Meftal 250 DT (mefenamic acid) can reduce fever, it is a pediatric strength and may not be the most effective or appropriate choice for an adult. Paracetamol is generally preferred and safer for managing adult fevers. Please ensure he rests and stays well-hydrated. I highly recommend consulting a doctor for a proper evaluation and to discuss if a PCR test is needed to rule out other infections.

Dizziness, mouth ulcers, and dry skin while taking Meftal Forte may indicate side effects or an underlying deficiency. Consult your doctor promptly to review your medication, adjust the dose if needed, and address these symptoms safely.

Yes, Mefkind-P and Meftal-P are acceptable substitutes as both contain the same active ingredient, mefenamic acid. A one-time double dose of 5 mL is usually well-tolerated by infants, though it may cause mild stomach upset or sleepiness. For now, keep your baby well-hydrated and closely monitor them for any vomiting, unusual drowsiness, or discomfort. To be completely safe, please contact your pediatrician or local clinic immediately with your baby's weight so they can confirm the next steps.

Since your temperature has been normal for 10 hours, you do not need to continue taking Meftal Forte (mefenamic acid and paracetamol) for the full five days. This medication is meant for symptomatic relief of fever and pain, not to cure an infection. You should switch to taking it only on an as-needed basis if your fever or pain returns. Taking it unnecessarily can increase the risk of stomach irritation. Keep resting, monitor your temperature, and stay hydrated. If the fever returns or you feel worse, please reach out to your doctor.

Since he is shivering and the fever of 102.4?F persists despite paracetamol and mefenamic acid, please consult a pediatrician or visit an urgent care clinic immediately. In the meantime, keep him comfortable by dressing him in lightweight clothing?avoid bundling him up, even if he shivers. Offer frequent, small sips of water to keep him hydrated, and you can gently wipe his skin with a lukewarm damp cloth. Please avoid giving any more medication until a doctor evaluates him.

Please consider pausing Meftal (mefenamic acid), as this type of pain reliever can sometimes irritate the stomach lining and worsen her upper stomach pain. Lanzol (lansoprazole) helps reduce stomach acid, but it will not relieve her constipation. Burning, painful constipation requires a pediatric-approved treatment rather than pain medicines. Since her symptoms are not improving, please consult her pediatrician promptly. They can safely evaluate her stomach and prescribe a gentle, child-safe laxative to help her pass stool comfortably. Encourage her to drink plenty of water in the meantime.