Taking four 100mg Nimesulide capsules at once (400mg total) is a serious overdose. The maximum safe single dose is 100mg, and the daily limit is 200mg. Taking 400mg at once significantly increases your risk of severe, potentially life-threatening liver toxicity. It can also cause acute kidney injury, severe stomach lining irritation, vomiting, and gastrointestinal bleeding. Please seek emergency medical attention or contact a poison control center immediately, even if you currently feel fine. Do not wait for symptoms to appear.

Nicip can reduce headache pain, but it is not the safest option if you have high blood pressure because it may raise BP and irritate the stomach. For safer relief, consult a doctor to find the real cause instead of relying on painkillers.

If you have had a viral fever with body rashes and eye pain for three days, avoid self-medication and get checked by a doctor soon. The doctor will check your condition and prescribe suitable medicines.

Nicip (nimesulide) helps relieve pain and inflammation temporarily but does not treat the underlying cause of your sore throat. Since your pain has been worsening over three days, you should consult a doctor to determine if this is a bacterial infection (which requires specific antibiotics) or a viral illness. Please do not self-medicate with antibiotics. For immediate relief, try warm salt-water gargles, stay well-hydrated, and rest your throat. A doctor will examine you and prescribe the correct targeted treatment. Avoid frequent use of Nicip without medical supervision due to risk of side effects.

Nicip may not be the safest option if you have high blood pressure. It is advised to get proper medical advice instead of self-medicating.

If your mom's ear pain comes back even after taking Nicip Plus, avoid giving more painkillers and get her ear checked by a doctor. The pain may be due to an infection, wax buildup, or swelling that needs proper treatment like ear drops or antibiotics.