Your sudden rise in blood sugar (300+) is likely due to infection stress and some medicines like Levolin and Zyrcold Syrup, which can increase glucose levels. Antibiotics like Claribed 500 and Taxim O 200 usually don?t raise sugar directly, but the infection itself does. Monitor blood sugar closely and consult your doctor urgently, as your insulin (Humalog Mix 25) dose may need to be temporarily adjusted until the infection resolves.

If your cough improved with Zyrcold Syrup, it suggests an underlying allergy. Long-term control focuses on avoiding triggers (dust, smoke, cold air), using regular anti-allergic medicines like antihistamines or nasal sprays if needed. Consult a doctor to create a safe long-term plan instead of using syrup continuously.

A severe cough and cold at night can be due to throat or airway irritation, post-nasal drip or infection. Try warm fluids, steam inhalation and keep your head slightly elevated while sleeping to reduce symptoms. Avoid cold exposure, dust and late heavy meals that may worsen cough. If sleep is disturbed or symptoms persist, consult a doctor for proper evaluation and treatment.

Adenoid swelling and ear fluid can cause an ongoing cough and nasal blockage, especially after a cold. Duonase and cetirizine help reduce allergy and inflammation, while ambroxol loosens mucus, but recovery may take time. If symptoms persist beyond a few weeks or hearing is affected, further evaluation is needed. Follow up with your doctor to assess response and adjust treatment if required.