I have had fever and body ache for two days. I took Dolo 650 mg and Roxid 150 mg twice yesterday. The fever is gone, but I still feel weak. Is this a sign of dengue?

Having a fever and body aches that improve with medicines doesn't always mean dengue. Feeling weak afterwards is common with many viral infections or even bacterial infections. Monitor for other symptoms such as a rash, bleeding, or a persistent high fever, and consult a doctor to confirm the cause with appropriate tests.

My fever has not decreased in four days (103-104 degrees Fahrenheit). I have red rashes in my throat and can only manage symptoms with Combiflam for four hours. I have taken Roxid, paracetamol, anti-allergy medication, and cough syrup.

A fever persisting for four days with high temperature, throat rashes, and only temporary relief from medicines is severe and needs immediate medical attention. This could indicate a bacterial or viral infection that requires proper evaluation and blood tests. Do not delay consulting a healthcare professional.

What blood test should I take for persistent white phlegm with a cough? I'm currently using Roxid 150 and Monaz LC but see no effect.

For persistent white phlegm with a cough, your doctor may recommend a complete blood count (CBC) to check for infection, CRP or ESR to assess inflammation, and sputum culture to identify bacteria. A chest X-ray or lung function tests may also help determine the underlying cause.

Will Roxid 150 interact with Valance OD, Allegra, or Sumo in any way?

Roxid 150 is generally safe with Valance OD, Allegra, or Sumo, but interactions can depend on your health conditions and doses. Always take medicines as prescribed and inform your doctor about all medications to ensure there are no risks.

I have throat pain and am using Roxid 150 mg. Can it help?

Roxid 150 mg can help reduce throat pain if a bacterial infection is the cause, as it helps fight the bacteria. However, if your throat pain is due to a viral infection, irritation, or allergy, this medicine may not provide complete relief. Along with medication, staying hydrated, gargling warm salt water, and resting your voice, you should consult a doctor if the pain continues or worsens.