A sensitive tooth usually means the enamel is weak or the gums have slightly pulled back. Try using a sensitive toothpaste twice a day, avoid very cold or hot foods, and brush gently with a soft brush. If the pain keeps coming back or gets worse, it is best to see a dentist, who can check for a cavity or give a quick desensitising treatment.

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.

Chikungunya can leave body and joint pain for weeks. You can ease it by taking pain killers prescribed by your doctor, using warm compresses, doing gentle stretching, and staying well-hydrated. Eating anti-inflammatory foods like turmeric and ginger also helps. Rest well, avoid heavy work, and if the pain continues for long, your doctor may give stronger medicines for post-viral joint pain.

For throat pain and body aches with a cold but no fever, you can start with simple home care and mild medicines. Drink plenty of warm fluids, do warm salt-water gargles 2 to 3 times a day, and use steam inhalation to ease throat irritation and congestion. Avoid cold drinks and very spicy or oily foods for a few days. If your pain worsens, it is best to see a doctor.

Joint pain after chikungunya is common and can last for weeks to even a few months, but it usually improves with proper care. Take painkillers as advised by the doctor, apply warm compresses, and gently stretch the affected joints daily. Staying hydrated and getting enough rest also helps recovery. If pain is severe, talk to your doctor.