To answer your first question, Meftal Spas (which contains mefenamic acid and dicyclomine) cannot be used to delay your period; it is only designed to relieve painful cramps. To safely postpone your menstruation by a week, clinically approved methods typically involve hormonal medications, such as norethisterone tablets taken a few days before your expected period, or continuously taking combined oral contraceptive pills if you are already on them. I highly recommend scheduling an appointment with your gynecologist.

Since Meftal Spas (mefenamic acid and dicyclomine) has not provided relief, please do not give her any more doses. For severe period pain, alternative generic medications like ibuprofen or naproxen can often be more effective at targeting the inflammation that causes cramps. Applying a warm heating pad to her lower abdomen can also provide quick comfort. Please consult a healthcare professional before switching medications to determine the safest alternative and the correct dosage for her. If the pain worsens significantly, please seek immediate medical attention.

While Meftal Spas temporarily relieves your pain, it only masks the symptoms rather than treating the underlying cause. A heavy, foul-smelling discharge combined with pelvic and lower back pain strongly suggests an infection, such as pelvic inflammatory disease or a vaginal infection. These require targeted prescription antibiotics or antifungals to cure permanently, which homeopathy and pain relievers cannot provide. Please consult a gynecologist for a physical exam and swab test. They will identify the exact cause and prescribe the correct treatment to help you heal completely.

While Meftal Spas contains mefenamic acid, which helps lower fever, it also contains dicyclomine, which is specifically for stomach cramps. Using this combination for a general mild fever is not the most appropriate choice. Since you cannot take paracetamol, a single-ingredient medication like generic ibuprofen or generic mefenamic acid alone would be a safer, more targeted option for your fever and discomfort. Please consult a doctor or pharmacist to confirm the right dose of these alternatives.

Since standard laxatives and antispasmodics haven't helped, this ongoing pain and constipation could be related to post-surgical scar tissue (adhesions), temporary nerve sensitivity, or changes in pelvic floor muscle function following your oophorectomy. Please don't worry, as these issues are very manageable. I highly recommend reaching out to your surgeon or gynecologist for a follow-up. They can gently evaluate your healing and may suggest helpful options like pelvic floor physical therapy, alternative motility medications, or a simple imaging scan.

Meftal Spas contains mefenamic acid, and Combiflam contains ibuprofen. Both of these medicines belong to the same class of pain relievers called NSAIDs. Taking them together or too close together can cause severe stomach irritation and acidity. Please wait at least 4 to 6 hours from your last dose before taking any other medication. In the meantime, resting and using a warm compress may help soothe your pain. If the pain remains severe, please consult a doctor for safer alternatives.