It is not recommended to substitute Meftal-Spas for Meftal-P. While Meftal-P contains mefenamic acid to help ease fever and sore throat, Meftal-Spas contains an additional active medicine called dicyclomine, which is specifically meant to treat stomach muscle spasms. Taking Meftal-Spas for a cold is not effective and can cause unnecessary side effects like dry mouth, drowsiness, blurred vision, or dizziness. For your cold and fever, a simple, direct medication like generic paracetamol is much safer and more effective.

This is a common post-COVID symptom. Since Meftal Forte and Max Nuron PG did not provide relief, we should focus on restorative care. I recommend gentle, graded stretching, low-impact exercises like walking, and warm baths to soothe your muscles. Prioritizing deep sleep and staying well-hydrated are also crucial. Please consult your physician about starting structured physical therapy or exploring alternative pain-management strategies like myofascial release. Your body is still healing, and with time and gentle care, these symptoms should gradually improve.

Since he recently had a high fever, these sores might be viral. To help soothe his throat quickly, try offering him cold fluids, ice chips, or popsicles, along with soft, non-acidic foods like yogurt. You can continue using paracetamol (Crocin DS) as advised by his doctor to help manage the pain. Please avoid spicy, salty, or citrusy foods, as these can sting. I highly recommend having his pediatrician examine him to ensure he stays well-hydrated and receives the best care.

Diarrhea is a common side effect of Augmentin DDS (amoxicillin-clavulanate). Since she is otherwise well, the main focus is keeping her hydrated. Continue offering frequent, small sips of breast milk, water, or Oral Rehydration Salts (ORS). Avoid giving Meftal (mefenamic acid) on an empty stomach. You may discuss starting a probiotic with a pharmacist to help restore her gut balance. Please continue her prescribed antibiotics, but seek immediate medical care if she develops signs of dehydration, persistent vomiting, or extreme lethargy. Otherwise, follow up with her pediatrician as soon as they are available.

Taking Meftal Forte (which contains mefenamic acid and paracetamol) three times a day is generally not recommended without a doctor's supervision. Mefenamic acid can be harsh on your stomach and kidneys, especially during viral infections when dehydration is common. For managing fever safely, plain paracetamol is usually a gentler and safer option. Please ensure you stay well-hydrated. I strongly recommend consulting your doctor to evaluate this fever and guide you on the safest dosage and treatment for your recovery.

A temperature of 100 to 101 degrees is a mild fever and actually helps his body fight off the infection. Please do not give Meftal P (mefenamic acid) alongside P250 (paracetamol) without consulting his pediatrician first. Combining these medications can strain his stomach and kidneys. For now, keep him comfortable, offer plenty of fluids, and try gentle lukewarm water sponging. To safely adjust his P250 dose or introduce Meftal P, his doctor needs to calculate the exact dosage based on his current weight.