Acenac 100 MG Tablet Health Feed

One should never take too many painkillers without knowing the reason of pain, so I shall suggest that you see a dentist in person and check out with him the reason of dental pain.

You should not take any Med on your own consult a maxillofacial surgeon it's likely to b abscess n has to b drained and ofending tooth ttd.

hello Kiran , most important for tennis elbow is to wear tennis elbow belt with padded support along with that's use lignocaine gel for local application
I am sure you will be much better and pain free in few weeks later relief u need to start some exercise

Hello,
if headache becomes alright with dolokind its well and good, if it does not improve more details will be required about the nature of headache.

Dear madam, thanks for your consultation.
Your father may be suffering from degeneration of the spine bones.
May be some other reason also.
Taking pain killers without knowing the reason is not good.
Apply some painrelief gel.
Give him calcium and vitamin d supplements.
Please fix an appointment for further diagnosis and treatment. If pain persists.

It will be ideal to Pan-D before taking ginkomat M and calcirest-M for 3 months as it will hep reduce the burning sensation you may get . If there is no such feeling you need not take it

No need to take both the medicines. If you are getting relief by aceclofenac 100 mg and it suits you, please go ahead with it after discussing the same with your treating doctor.

No, its not safe to take aceclofenac in kidney patients. Avoid these pain killers and for mild pain take paracetamol on sos basis.

First of all you need to understand as your wife is lactating there are very few drugs which can be given to her and as she is having pain after fever it seems like she may be having post viral arthralgia which will come down with time and as far as her pain is concerned safest drug she can take is paracetamol 500 mg tid and she needs to get some physiotherapy which will relieve her pain .do not worry her pain will subside within a week.

To relieve the pain and prevent further complications, the tooth may be extracted (surgically removed) or saved by root canal treatment. If doctor has advised rct, you should go for it to save the tooth, otherwise you will loose the tooth. And if you don't want to save the tooth (which is not preferable) you can get it extracted. We can discuss it further over a call or video meeting to proceed for most appropriate treatment.