Since your symptoms and elevated white blood cell count persist despite taking cefixime and ceftriaxone, the next best step is to consult your doctor or an infectious disease specialist. They will likely recommend a blood culture or stool culture test. This helps confirm if the bacteria are still active and identifies which specific antibiotics will work best, as some strains can be resistant. Please stay well-hydrated, rest, and keep tracking your temperature.

Taxim O 200, which contains the antibiotic cefixime, can treat certain bacterial urinary tract infections. However, in men, burning urination can stem from various causes, including sexually transmitted infections or prostate inflammation. Taking antibiotics without a confirmed diagnosis can be ineffective or lead to resistance. I gently recommend consulting a healthcare professional for a simple urine test. This will help identify the exact cause and ensure you receive the safest, most effective treatment. Please drink plenty of water to help flush your system in the meantime.

Taxim O is an antibiotic and will not treat viral infections like the common cold. Sinarest contains paracetamol and antihistamines, which only manage symptoms. Since your fever and cough have persisted for five days without improvement, please avoid self-medicating with new drugs. It is very important to consult a healthcare professional now. They can properly examine you to determine if this is a viral illness or a bacterial infection requiring a different approach. For now, please rest, stay well-hydrated with warm fluids, and use saline nasal drops or steam inhalation to ease your congestion.

Pharyngitis, or throat inflammation, can be managed by staying hydrated, gargling with warm salt water, and avoiding irritants like smoke or icy drinks. Resting your voice and eating soft, non-spicy foods can reduce discomfort. Consult your doctor to check for bacterial infection and get appropriate treatment if symptoms persist.

Although tonsil surgery, also known as tonsillectomy, is often done and usually safe, there are inherent hazards associated with any surgical treatment. Swallowing pain that lasts for several days, bleeding from the throat, infection, fever, dehydration from trouble drinking fluids, and transient changes in voice or ear ache are all possible side effects. When a skilled ENT surgeon performs the procedure, serious problems are rare. After surgery, most people recover well with adequate rest, medications, soft meals, and adequate fluids.

However, Taxim O (cefixime) is an antibiotic designed to fight bacterial infections. It is not effective against viral infections like the flu or the common cold, and taking it as a preventive measure is not recommended. To stay protected, I suggest focusing on getting your annual flu vaccine, washing your hands frequently, and maintaining a healthy diet. If you ever feel unwell, please consult a healthcare professional before starting any medication.