Dexcin Eye/Ear Drops Health Feed

This is for your baby lung maturity as your are expecting apreterm termination to save your child from rds which is due to prematurity of lungs. They are safe druse without side effect.

24 mg is the ideal dose of dexamethasone to be administered. 12 mg each dose. U require 6 mg more.

Take homoeopathic medicine
Staphysagria 30.
See if it helps.
It is better to consult and take proper homoeopathic treatment..

Fever ,chill and headache indicates some infection. Deja may harm you. Better consult your doctor and get investigated.

Topical (eye drops) is safe to be used, even oral steroids also are quite safe if not used for long and high dose.

It takes more than one month to be normal. Do not worry, take all precautions and take more fruits and grren vegetables. For medicines contact on private consults good luck.

You received enough treatment for ringworm. Better to consult a dermatologist. In place of itraconazole, terbinafine can be taken with proper investigations and follow up. Keep the area dry, clean and maintain hygiene.

Use candid ear drops, they will serve the same purpose, also I hope the ent has used suction to remove the fungal flakes.

Pimples are bacterial infection generally seen in 15-25 years of age
cause oily spicy food constipation
lack of water intake
hormonal changes
oily skin
poor quality soap or ointments etc
recovery may delay because of vitamin deficiency or poor nutrition sunlight pollution oily skin dust also cause new pimples to avoid pimples: avoid oily spicy junk food fast food drink 10-15 glass of water daily
do not put oil in scalp more than 2 days
don’t itch rub pimples
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Dear sir, your doctor prescribes medicine after reviewing your clinical state as well as radiological examination.
Steriods may be given in case of any inflammation for short period of time. But as you have suggested you had some side effects.
I would advice you to consult your index orthopedic for follow up and get all your doubts solved.
Online forum may not be best place to change medication or do self medications.