Since you have had severe headaches for 8 years with anxiety and a feeling of pressure in the head, it is important to see a doctor or neurologist for a proper evaluation. Long-term headaches can have many causes, like migraine, tension, sinus issues, or other neurological conditions, and the right treatment depends on the cause. A doctor can recommend safe medications, lifestyle changes, and tests to find relief.

Since Saridon already contains paracetamol and propyphenazone, please do not give her any other pain relievers or fever reducers containing paracetamol or ibuprofen right now to avoid an accidental overdose. Instead, focus on keeping her hydrated with plenty of water, coconut water, or warm broths. For food, offer light, easy-to-digest meals like plain toast, rice, or clear soup. Encourage her to rest in a quiet, cool room. If her fever remains high, worsens, or she experiences severe symptoms, please have her evaluated by a doctor.

Taking ten Saridon tablets at once delivers a high dose of paracetamol, propyphenazone, and caffeine all at once. This can put a dangerous strain on your liver and kidneys, and may cause rapid heart rate, nausea, or severe restlessness. Even if you currently feel fine, please visit an emergency room or contact poison control right away so healthcare professionals can evaluate and support you safely.

Symptoms like throbbing temple pain, mild nausea, and focus-related visual changes are commonly linked to tension-type headaches, mild migraines, or even eye strain from screen use. Dehydration and stress can also be key triggers. Because this has lasted a week, I gently recommend consulting a doctor or an eye specialist to rule out any vision changes. For temporary relief, try resting in a quiet, dark room, staying well-hydrated, and considering over-the-counter options like ibuprofen or acetaminophen. Please seek immediate medical attention if your headache suddenly becomes severe or is accompanied by fever or numbness.

I understand how concerning these worsening headaches and eye pain must be. A brain MRI is very helpful here to rule out any structural causes for your unilateral pain and provide peace of mind. Your borderline ANA of 1:80 is quite common and often harmless. However, because of your eye symptoms, your doctor may want to rule out autoimmune conditions like Sj?gren's syndrome, which is where a lip biopsy can sometimes be useful. These tests are proactive steps to help us find clear answers. I recommend discussing these options with your doctor to see if they are the right next steps for you.

It is very important to have a doctor evaluate this promptly to keep you safe. Your heartburn may be worsened by occasional smoking and your routine use of Saridon (a pain reliever that can irritate the stomach), which Zintac (ranitidine) may not fully relieve. Please see a healthcare professional soon for a proper diagnosis and a safer treatment plan.