Nimeka Plus contains Nimesulide and Paracetamol. While it will reduce your fever, it is not recommended as a first-line treatment. Nimesulide carries a risk of liver toxicity and is restricted in many countries. If this is your only option at the office, you may take a single dose, but only after eating a meal to avoid stomach upset. Avoid it entirely if you have a history of liver, kidney, or stomach issues. For your safety, it is highly recommended to get plain Paracetamol (Acetaminophen) from a nearby pharmacy instead, as it is a much safer option for fever.

While this combination is sometimes prescribed, it is generally not recommended for self-medication. Nimesulide carries a significant risk of liver toxicity and is banned or restricted in many countries. Combining it with Paracetamol, which also affects the liver, increases the risk of severe liver damage. For a simple headache and fever, it is much safer for your wife to take Paracetamol alone or Ibuprofen. Please consult a healthcare professional before she takes Nimesulide to ensure it is safe for her.