I've had itching on my skin for seven months, which turns red after scratching. I took Okacet-L but the problem returned after two days.

Facial Swelling: Could indicate a serious allergic reaction or other conditions needing prompt attention.
Body Pain: Not typically treated with antihistamines; requires further assessment.

If you have had itching for months that turns red after scratching and comes back after taking Okacet-L, it may be due to an underlying allergy, dry skin, or another skin condition. Keep your skin moisturised, avoid harsh soaps and hot showers, and wear loose cotton clothes. Since the itching keeps returning, it is best to see a dermatologist to find the exact cause and get relief.

I've been experiencing itching for two years; I'm taking one tablet of Okacet-L.

Continue your medication as advised by your doctor. Keep your skin moisturised, avoid harsh soaps and hot showers, wear loose cotton clothes, and stay hydrated. You should visit a dermatologist if your condition persists or worsens.

Can you recommend medicine for a heavy cold?

For a heavy cold, you can take Okacet-L Tablet if advised by the doctor to help relieve symptoms like sneezing, a runny nose, and watery eyes. Make sure to rest well, drink plenty of warm fluids, and use steam inhalation to ease congestion.

I've been suffering from allergic asthma for the last ten years and I'm currently taking Montas L Tablet and Budetrol inhaler.

Continue your medications as prescribed, use the inhaler with the correct technique, and avoid known triggers like dust, smoke, and strong odors. Also, stay active, maintain a healthy diet, and get regular follow-ups with your doctor if needed. If you notice worsening breathlessness, see your doctor promptly.

I have a fever from a heavy cough and cold, and I saw a doctor who prescribed Azee-500, Okacet, and Fenak Plus, but I am still unwell. Can you suggest a better treatment?

If you still have fever, cough, and cold even after taking Azee 500, Okacet, and Fenak Plus, it is best to revisit your doctor rather than change medicines on your own. Your doctor will evaluate your condition and prescribe appropriate medicines.