Is it safe for my mother, who has diabetes, high blood pressure, and stomach issues, to take Paracetamol 650 and Swich 200 along with her regular daily medicines (Telma 40, Savzole D, and M2 Forte) for a five-day recurring fever, weakness, sleepiness, and loss of appetite? | Apollo Pharmacy

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Is it safe for my mother, who has diabetes, high blood pressure, and stomach issues, to take Paracetamol 650 and Swich 200 along with her regular daily medicines (Telma 40, Savzole D, and M2 Forte) for a five-day recurring fever, weakness, sleepiness, and loss of appetite?

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Is it safe for my mother, who has diabetes, high blood pressure, and stomach issues, to take Paracetamol 650 and Swich 200 along with her regular daily medicines (Telma 40, Savzole D, and M2 Forte) for a five-day recurring fever, weakness, sleepiness, and loss of appetite?

Asked by Female, 49 · 11 days ago

Y. Lakshmi Thulasi

Pharm-D (Post baccalaureate)

11 days ago

It is generally safe to take Paracetamol 650 for her fever alongside her daily medicines: Telma 40, Savzole D, and M2 Forte. However, Swich 200 is an antibiotic, and its absorption can be reduced by her stomach medicine, Savzole D. More importantly, a five-day recurring fever with weakness and loss of appetite in a patient with diabetes and high blood pressure requires a proper medical check-up. Please consult her doctor before starting Swich 200, as they may need to check her blood sugar and run tests to find the exact cause of her fever. Ensure she stays hydrated and rests well.

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Is it safe for my mother, who has diabetes, high blood pressure, and stomach issues, to take Paracetamol 650 and Swich 200 along with her regular daily medicines (Telma 40, Savzole D, and M2 Forte) for a five-day recurring fever, weakness, sleepiness, and loss of appetite?

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