I am experiencing coughing from my nose and mouth. My blood test shows eosinophilia is 15, and I have taken 10 Monocef O 200 tablets.

Monocef would not be beneficial because coughing with eosinophilia (15%) frequently indicates allergy, asthma, or a parasite etiology rather than a bacterial infection. You should consult a physician for an assessment since, depending on the cause, you might require deworming, inhalers, or anti-allergy medications. If your cough or breathing problems don't go away, visit a doctor. Don't take any further antibiotics without a prescription.

I have had a fever for the last 4 days and took Sinarest, Monocef O 200mg, and Betnesol. I felt better yesterday, but today my fever, cough, cold, weakness, and body pain have returned; what further medications should I take?

Please do not take any further medications without consulting a doctor immediately. You are currently taking a strong combination of an antibiotic (Monocef O) and a steroid (Betnesol). Steroids can suppress your immune response, and antibiotics are ineffective against viral infections (like flu or COVID-19), which frequently cause a returning fever, cough, and body aches. Self-medicating further is unsafe. You require a proper physical examination, and potentially blood tests, to determine the exact cause of your relapse. For now, focus on resting and staying hydrated, and visit a physician today for a safe, revised prescription.

I am using monocef 200, twice in a month, regularly, for

Since you don’t have an active infection, taking antibiotics “just in case” is not safe. If folliculitis keeps recurring, it’s best to consult a dermatologist, who can run the appropriate tests to identify the root cause. Based on the results, they will recommend the most suitable treatment plan. Regular follow-up will help monitor progress, adjust medicines if needed, and avoid unnecessary long-term antibiotic use.

I have a cold, cough, and blocked ears. I took Monocef for 10 days with no improvement. What medicine should I take now?

Since you have completed a 10-day course of Monocef without improvement, please do not start any new antibiotics on your own. Your symptoms of cold, cough, and blocked ears may be due to a viral infection, allergies, or fluid buildup behind the eardrum (Eustachian tube dysfunction), which antibiotics do not cure.\n\nYou should consult an ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat) specialist for a physical examination of your ears and sinuses. In the meantime, you can use steam inhalation and saline nasal drops to help relieve the ear blockage. Avoid further self-medication to prevent complications.