Drotel Mf Tablet Health Feed

Period pains are quite common .u could just take mild antispasmodics like mefenamic acid to control. The pains. For constipation you could use lactulose syrup.

No need of this to 4 yeat old baby .avoid this drug and take syp mefenamic acid and pcm combination as per consulation advice.

Do cold sponging and give her syrup pcm and mefenamic acid 5 ml tds .if fever persist then do a cbc if there is high counts then you need iv antibiotics .if you have any issue after this then you can ask me everything.

You have allergic rashes and if you can avoid the allergen you will get relief Apply calamine and take Levocetirizine

Hello,
Post partum period is heavy and painful owing to hormonal changes.
 Take, plenty of water to hydrate yourself ,to eliminate toxins  to absorb neutrients to nourish your body, establishing your flow.  • Go for meditation to reduce your stress, anxiety to calm your nerve to ease your stress in order to improve haemoglobin level.
• your diet be simple, non- irritant, easily digestible on time to maintain your digestion, avoiding gastric disorder.
•Take, Apple,carrots, cheese,...more

Tranexamic acid tablet is only to reduce the amount of bleeding during heavy periods it is not hormonal does not stop bleeding No effect when you take only during heavy flow days on fertility if problem persists meet fertility specialist.

If bleeding won’t stop take hormonal tab if still your problem continues then undergo blood test.

Hello and welcome. You may take 1 tablet Mefenamic acid. If there is burning sensation and heaviness in chest take tablet Pantoprazole .If symptoms do not decrease or persist see a doctor and get examined. Feel free to call back. Take care!

You need to add fenofibrate 160mg as your triglycerides level is too high. Along with these medications.

Dr surbhi agrawal
consultant physician

You are having multiple medical problem. Are you taking any blood thinning medicine for pri. Pul. Hypertension. Any ultrasound of pelvis report. Kindly get revied by obs/gnae/pulmonologist.