Swelling and pain in the temporomandibular joint may be caused by teeth grinding, jaw clenching, injury, arthritis, or sinus and dental infections. A doctor may prescribe a muscle relaxant such as tizanidine or methocarbamol, along with an anti-inflammatory medication for pain relief. Applying warm compresses, practising gentle jaw exercises, and avoiding hard foods can also help.

The swollen lymph nodes in your groin suggest your body is fighting an active infection, which may mean the antibiotic Nevoflox (levofloxacin) needs re-evaluation. While Nucoxia (etoricoxib) is an anti-inflammatory that can help reduce swelling and pain, it is best to consult your doctor before starting it to ensure it is safe for you. This situation is manageable but requires prompt medical attention to ensure you are on the correct treatment. Please visit your healthcare provider soon so they can examine you and help you get some relief.

Since you are already taking Nucoxia MR 8, which contains an anti-inflammatory and a muscle relaxant, adding other common painkillers like ibuprofen is unsafe for your stomach and kidneys. For safe, as-needed relief, paracetamol is a compatible option. However, please be extremely cautious: Nucoxia MR can cause drowsiness, making a seven-hour drive hazardous if you are behind the wheel. If possible, let someone else drive, take frequent stretch breaks, and use a supportive neck pillow.

The swelling is likely related to Nucoxia (etoricoxib). This medication can sometimes cause your body to retain fluid, leading to puffiness in the face and ankles. Bio-D3 Plus is very unlikely to cause this. I highly recommend reaching out to your prescribing doctor. They can easily evaluate your symptoms, check your blood pressure, and safely adjust your medication or switch you to an alternative. Please continue your doses as prescribed until you speak with them.

It is completely normal to experience bloating and changes in discharge or bleeding patterns after taking the emergency contraceptive i-pill (levonorgestrel). These are common hormonal side effects. Your lower back pain is highly unlikely to be an early sign of pregnancy only six days after taking the pill. Regarding pain relief, while etoricoxib (Nucoxia) is effective for sciatica, it is best to avoid this class of medication if pregnancy is still a possibility. For safety, I suggest using paracetamol for pain relief until you can confirm you are not pregnant with a home test in two weeks.

For a six-year-old, liquid paracetamol or ibuprofen are generally very safe and effective options to help soothe discomfort or a mild fever. Please use the measuring syringe or cup that came with the medicine to ensure an accurate dose, which is best determined by her current weight. Be sure to space the doses exactly as directed on the packaging. Keep her comfortable and offer plenty of fluids. If her symptoms persist for more than three days or if you feel worried, a quick check-in with her pediatrician will help reassure you.