The fever returning every 6 to 8 hours is actually quite common; it happens as the paracetamol (Dolo 650) wears off. Since your tests are clear, this could be a self-limiting viral infection, which antibiotics like cefixime (Taxim O) and ofloxacin-ornidazole (Ornif) won't cure. Your body just needs time to fight it off. Please stay well-hydrated, get plenty of rest, and continue your medications as prescribed by your doctor. If the fever persists past 5 days, please consult your doctor for a review.

Please continue the prescribed course of the antibiotic Taxim O (cefixime) for now, as stopping it early can lead to incomplete treatment. You can give Colpol (paracetamol) to keep them comfortable. A returning fever could simply be a viral phase or require a treatment adjustment, so it is best to consult your pediatrician before getting any blood tests. They will guide you on the next steps and ensure your child gets the right care. Ensure your child stays well-hydrated and rested.

Choosing another round of misoprostol, along with the antibiotic Taxim O (cefixime), is a very reasonable, non-invasive first step that often helps the body clear the remaining tissue naturally. A surgical procedure like a D&C is highly effective and quicker, but it is more invasive. Since you have a small amount of tissue, starting with the medication is often preferred if you are stable and not experiencing heavy bleeding or severe pain. Please discuss these options with your doctor to see which approach aligns best with your current symptoms and comfort level.

Because you have a hole in your eardrum, certain ear drops, including Otek AC, must be used with caution, as some ingredients can irritate the inner ear if they pass through a tear. Additionally, oral antibiotics like cefixime (Taxim O 200) typically require 48 to 72 hours to start showing noticeable improvement. Please do not worry, but do contact your doctor or an ENT specialist promptly to ensure these drops are safe for your perforated eardrum. Meanwhile, keep your ear completely dry and avoid blowing your nose hard.

Since your toothache, gum swelling, and sore throat are worsening while taking Taxim O CV and painkillers, it is very important to contact your dentist or doctor immediately for an urgent evaluation. Sometimes, a dental infection needs direct treatment, like draining, or a different type of antibiotic to heal properly. Please do not increase your painkiller dosage on your own. Try gentle, warm saltwater rinses to help soothe your gums in the meantime. Your safety and comfort are the priority, so please consult your healthcare provider today.

Please be reassured that Taxim (cefotaxime) is a widely used, safe, and effective antibiotic for newborns when prescribed by a doctor to treat bacterial infections. Like all medications, it can have mild side effects, such as temporary loose stools, diaper rash, or minor discomfort at the injection site. Serious side effects are very rare. Your healthcare team will carefully calculate the correct dose based on your baby's weight and monitor them closely.