For a 7‑year‑old child with zinc deficiency, do not give Zinconia‑50 tablets on your own. The zinc dose for children is much lower than for adults, and giving the wrong strength can be unsafe. Please share your child’s medical reports with a paediatrician. The doctor will review the results, may order more tests if needed, and then decide the right dose and form of zinc supplement. This ensures your child gets safe and proper treatment.

A persistent low-grade fever for 10 days despite taking medications like azithromycin, doxycycline, and Sumo 650 (paracetamol) means she needs a proper medical evaluation rather than more self-medication. Please do not start favipiravir (Fabiflu) without a doctor's prescription. A COVID-19 PCR test, along with basic blood tests, will help her doctor find the exact cause of the fever and prescribe the correct treatment. For now, keep her hydrated, monitor her oxygen, and consult a healthcare professional.

It is very common for young children to have sensitive tummies and recovery-related gut issues after a viral infection like COVID-19. You are doing a wonderful job caring for him. Please continue the zinc (Zinconia) and probiotics, as they support gut healing. Use Cyclopam (dicyclomine/paracetamol) only as needed for severe cramps, but not on a regular schedule without consulting your doctor. Focus on keeping him hydrated with oral rehydration solutions and offer plain, easily digestible foods like bananas, rice, and toast. Since these symptoms are ongoing, please have his pediatrician evaluate him to ensure he is healing well and to guide any further treatment safely.

It is very common to experience selective or incomplete recovery of smell and taste after a viral illness, even when you feel 70% recovered. This distortion, especially with foods like chicken and fish, occurs because your olfactory nerves are still healing and reconnecting to your brain. Your supplements?Zinconia (zinc), Immune CZ (vitamin C and zinc), and Medcovon OD (methylcobalamin/vitamin B12)?are actually supportive of nerve regeneration and immune health, and they are not causing these symptoms. Recovery of these senses is a gradual process, but your progress so far is a very reassuring sign that your body is healing.

While the prescribed medications like Taxim O (cefixime), Metrogyl (metronidazole), Zinconia (zinc), Enterogermina (probiotics), and Dolo (paracetamol) are commonly used together for stomach infections, her shivering and ongoing diarrhea after a recent hospitalization mean she needs to be evaluated by her pediatrician immediately. Do not stop or alter her medications without consulting her doctor. Keep her hydrated with oral rehydration salts (ORS) in small, frequent sips, and seek urgent medical care to ensure her fever and symptoms are safely managed.

Since her fever has come back after temporary improvement, it is very important to have her re-evaluated by a healthcare professional. This return of fever can sometimes happen with COVID-19 and needs a doctor to check for any secondary infections or inflammation. In the meantime, ensure she rests, stays well-hydrated, and monitors her oxygen levels with a pulse oximeter. You can give her paracetamol for the fever as advised by a doctor. Please avoid starting any new medications without a medical consultation.