It is very common to feel anxious about a lingering warm feeling, but a temperature of 99°F to 99.2°F in the evening is often just a normal daily variation of your body temperature or a mild post-recovery phase. Please try not to worry. However, it is not safe to keep taking Meftal Forte (mefenamic acid and paracetamol) daily for 18 days without medical supervision, as prolonged use can irritate your stomach and strain your kidneys. I recommend stopping this medication, staying well-hydrated, and consulting your doctor for a simple check-up to ensure you are fully recovered.

Since Meftal Spaz (mefenamic acid and dicyclomine) hasn't helped and your period is late, this pain might not be typical menstrual cramps. Sometimes, pain that changes with movement can be related to a strained muscle, an ovarian cyst, or hormonal shifts. Because your period is delayed, it is very important to rule out pregnancy if you are sexually active. Please rest in a comfortable sitting position and share these symptoms with a parent, guardian, or doctor so they can help you get a simple check-up to find the exact cause and make you feel better.

Since it has been a month, this new feverish feeling could be due to a common seasonal flu, another viral illness, or, less commonly, a reinfection. While Meftal (mefenamic acid) helped reduce your fever, getting another RT-PCR immediately might not be necessary, as the test can sometimes detect inactive viral remnants from your previous infection. Please monitor your temperature, rest, and stay hydrated. I highly recommend consulting a doctor for a proper evaluation to determine if a re-test or other treatment is needed.

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.

Since your pregnancy tests are negative and thyroid function is normal, these changes are likely driven by the combination of high emotional stress and your new running routine. Significant physical and psychological stress can temporarily disrupt your hormone levels, leading to delayed cycles and temporary hair loss, which is a common reaction to stress. The light bleeding may have been related to hormonal fluctuations from the transfer process itself. Please be gentle with yourself, scale back the intense running, and reach out to your fertility specialist to discuss these symptoms and plan your next steps safely.

The new abdominal pain could be a side effect of his medications, especially Meftal (mefenamic acid) or Augpen (amoxicillin-clavulanate), which can commonly cause stomach upset. The recurrent fever of 100.8?F suggests the infection is still active. Please contact your pediatrician promptly for a physical evaluation of his tummy and ears. They may recommend adjusting his doses, switching the mefenamic acid to a gentler medicine like paracetamol, or prescribing a stomach-protective medication.

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.

A single double-dose of Meftal-P (mefenamic acid) is usually well-tolerated. For now, do not give any more doses of this medication. Offer your son plenty of water to help his stomach and kidneys process the medicine. Please monitor him closely for any symptoms like tummy pain, nausea, vomiting, or unusual sleepiness. To be completely safe, I highly recommend contacting your pediatrician or local poison control center right away with his weight to ensure he is fully evaluated.

Severe lethargy and sleepiness in a child with dengue are critical warning signs that require urgent medical evaluation and intravenous fluids. Also, please stop giving Meftal-P (mefenamic acid) right away. In dengue, medications like mefenamic acid can increase the risk of bleeding. If he has a fever, only use plain paracetamol as directed by a doctor, and encourage small, frequent sips of water or ORS.

Since the fever has continued for five days and it is now the timeframe your doctor mentioned, the best next step is to proceed with the recommended blood tests today. These tests will provide valuable information to help guide his care. Please contact your pediatrician's office right away to coordinate the tests and share an update. In the meantime, keep him comfortable, offer plenty of fluids, and continue using paracetamol as directed for comfort.