Your ultrasound shows enteritis, which means the lining of your intestines is inflamed. Even after taking antibiotics like metronidazole and ofloxacin, alongside pantoprazole and hyoscine butylbromide for spasms, the gut lining takes time to fully heal. The tender bowel loops on your left side can cause lingering discomfort as they contract and process food. Please consult your doctor for a follow-up; they may need to adjust your treatment or suggest a gentle, easily digestible diet to give your intestines the rest they need to heal completely.

Since you have finished your courses of Metrogyl (metronidazole) and Mebex (mebendazole), the itching could be due to temporary skin irritation, a mild yeast imbalance caused by the antibiotics, or surviving pinworm eggs if that was the initial cause (which often requires a second dose of mebendazole after two weeks). I gently recommend keeping the area clean and dry, avoiding harsh soaps, and speaking with your doctor. They can easily identify the cause and suggest a soothing cream or appropriate follow-up to help you feel better soon.

After a bout of diarrhea and taking medications like Metrogyl (metronidazole) and Bifilac (probiotics), your gut lining and natural microbiome can take some time to fully heal. This temporary imbalance often causes lingering stomach discomfort and a subjective 'feverish' feeling, even without a true fever. This is a very common part of the recovery process. I recommend focusing on a bland diet, staying well-hydrated, and resting. However, if your symptoms worsen, or if a real fever or severe pain develops, please consult your doctor for a physical evaluation.

Moving teeth when you have lost half of their supporting bone can cause them to loosen or fall out, so "fast" or DIY aligners are not safe. Your use of Metrogyl DG gel (metronidazole/chlorhexidine) shows you are actively managing gum issues, which is excellent. Right now, the most important step is to work with a periodontist (gum specialist) to stop further bone loss and stabilize your gums. Once your bone health is completely stable, they can discuss safe, gentle cosmetic options with you.

Yes, taking Norflox-TZ and Metrogyl-400 a month ago could certainly be the cause. These strong medications can disrupt the healthy bacteria in your gut, leading to ongoing loose stools, urgency, and mild pain. Since you have lived with diabetes for over ten years, your digestive tract may also be more sensitive to these changes. I highly recommend speaking with your doctor to evaluate your gut flora and rule out any specific post-antibiotic issues. In the meantime, staying well-hydrated is very important.

It is generally safe to continue breastfeeding your one-year-old baby while taking Metrogyl (metronidazole) 400mg. While a small amount of this medication does pass into breast milk, it is unlikely to harm an older baby. However, to be safe, please monitor your little one for any mild side effects like loose stools, diaper rash, or unusual fussiness. To minimize your baby's exposure, you can breastfeed just before taking your scheduled dose. Please consult your pediatrician to ensure this is best for your baby's specific health.