I highly recommend consulting a Urologist. They can evaluate issues like swollen veins (varicocele) or inflammation, which often worsen after sexual activity. Because you also have right leg swelling, seeing a Vascular Specialist is important to check your circulation, especially since norfloxacin (Norflox 400) and diethylcarbamazine (Hetrazen) were previously prescribed. Please rest assured that team of these specialists will help pinpoint the exact cause and find a lasting solution for you.

Yes, red spots with purple centers on your hand and neck can be an allergic reaction or side effect of norfloxacin (norflox). This kind of skin reaction is a known, though uncommon, response to this antibiotic. I recommend stopping the medication and contacting your prescribing doctor or visiting a healthcare professional promptly so they can evaluate your skin and provide a safe alternative. Please try not to worry, as these reactions are manageable once assessed by a doctor.

Your burning urination, frequency, and blood drops suggest a urinary tract infection or bladder irritation, which holding urine can worsen. While Citralka syrup can help soothe the burning, please avoid self-medicating with Zonocin OZ, Norflox 400, or Uritrack without consulting a doctor. It is very important to get a urine test to identify the exact cause and avoid antibiotic resistance. Please stay well-hydrated and see a healthcare provider soon so we can get this safely cleared up for you.

When you are vomiting, your body may not be properly absorbing the Norflox (norfloxacin). The most important step right now is to prevent dehydration. Please try to sip Oral Rehydration Salts (ORS) or water very slowly in small amounts. Since your symptoms and weakness have not improved after two doses, please visit a doctor or local clinic as soon as possible. You may need intravenous fluids or alternative treatment to help you recover quickly and safely.

Since your home pregnancy tests are negative, pregnancy is highly unlikely. The physical stress of your recent infections (the urinary and groin issues) is the most probable cause of this delay. Additionally, taking multiple medications like norfloxacin (Norflox), azithromycin (Azthral), co-trimoxazole (Saptran), and evening primrose oil (Primosa) can temporarily disrupt your hormonal balance and menstrual cycle. Your body is simply recovering. I highly recommend visiting a gynecologist for a reassuring check-up or a blood test to give you complete peace of mind.

Reflux-related throat irritation can take several weeks or even months to fully heal, even with medications like esomeprazole (Nexpro RH). However, your history of yellowing skin and eyes three months ago is a crucial detail. Past liver issues can affect how your body digests food and processes medications, which might contribute to your ongoing symptoms. I highly recommend discussing this history with your doctor or a gastroenterologist. They can check your liver health and review your medications, especially pain relievers, to ensure they are safe and helping you heal safely.