It is very common and reassuring that your daughter is sleeping more now that her fever and runny nose have stopped. Her body has worked hard to fight the infection, and deep sleep is a vital part of her natural recovery process. While Taxim O (cefixime) and Nutrilin support her healing, the illness itself and medications like Meftagesic (mefenamic acid and paracetamol) can contribute to temporary fatigue. Ensure she stays hydrated and wakes up easily for her meals. If she becomes difficult to wake, extremely lethargic, or doesn't improve, please contact her pediatrician.

A temperature of 107?F is extremely high for a one-year-old and requires immediate medical attention. Please take her to the nearest emergency room right away. While on the way, you can gently wipe her forehead and body with a damp, lukewarm cloth to help cool her down. Please do not give any more doses of these medications, including Calpol (paracetamol) or Neftal, until a doctor has examined her. The emergency team will safely check her, manage her fever, and guide you on the right medicines.

It is very common for children to catch mild colds, so please don't worry. I recommend holding off on Ambrodil S, which contains ambroxol and salbutamol. Salbutamol should only be used if a doctor confirms wheezing, as it can cause a fast heart rate and restlessness in young children. Since he is finishing his Taxim O Forte, his body is already recovering. To help him feel better safely, keep him well-hydrated, use saline nasal drops to clear his nose, and consider a cool-mist humidifier in his room. Please consult his pediatrician for a physical exam before starting any new cough medicines.

While you do not have diabetes, swelling and pus buildup can indicate an infection that needs close monitoring. Please do not extend your course of Taxim O (cefixime) on your own. It is very important to have a doctor examine your foot physically to check if the infection is draining properly or if a different treatment is required. Please visit a healthcare provider as soon as possible so they can safely guide your recovery and ensure you heal completely.

It is actually quite common to see some residual pus cells (10 to 15) in the urine even after finishing Taxim O (cefixime) drops, as the bladder lining takes time to fully heal from the inflammation. It doesn't absolutely mean the infection is still active, especially if she is happy, feeding well, and has no fever. However, to be certain the infection is completely cleared, I highly recommend consulting her pediatrician. They may suggest a quick repeat urine culture to be safe. Please keep her comfortable and monitor her closely.

Taxim O contains cefixime, an antibiotic. While cefixime is generally considered safe during pregnancy, antibiotics only treat bacterial infections. Common colds, coughs, and sore throats are typically caused by viruses, meaning Taxim O will not help and is unnecessary. Taking unneeded antibiotics is not recommended. For relief, I gently suggest resting, staying hydrated, and using warm salt-water gargles. Please consult your obstetrician before taking any medication, including Taxim O, to ensure the safest care for you and your baby.