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Yes antipyretic ie fever lowering medicine can be taken with antibiotics .
Some rare allergic reaction to ibuprofen are skin rashes, itching, swelling of the face, lips, mouth or have problems breathing, like a tight chest or shortness of breath.
Hope this helps u

Ur r not using any antibiotic, take proper antibiotic, it may take 1 to 2 months to completely heal.

You can do hotwater fermentation which will definitely help you to feel better. Stretch both your hips ie. You can sit on the floor and stretch both the legs which will help you to feel better after the self stretch.

Hi. If you have had a medical abortion antibiotics are not required. For support you could use any multivitamin.

Hello lybrate-user! wearing slim belt n ibuprofen overdose can cause miscarriage, even sepia 200 50 drops a time is very high dose, if you have more query n wats some ayurvedic treatment or panchkarma therapy contact me on private chat, till then take care,

Dolo, sumo, ibuprofen etc are just temporary pain killers or antipyretic and they don't cure the problems.
Better take proper blood tests first. Like CBC MP and serum Widal. Then consult with reports.

Chronically/ acutely use of non steroidal anti inflammatory may give false positive report in .02% persons.

Ya, you should use. Antibiotic is necessary to avoid secondary bacterial infection which is very common in such cases. Hope this will help you. Get well soon.

I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you.
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