Iphaclav 228.5 200Mg/28.5Mg Dry Syrup Health Feed

An urinary infection is unlikely to cause in pain in testicles. It is possible you may also have epididymitis
in that case your primary physician is right in suggesting a sonography for evaluation of both the bladder and testes.

Role of prednisolone 20 is unknown, otherwise rest medicines are fine. Do salt water gargling twice a day.

These medication are for respiratory tract infections and not for typhoid so please repost with a detailed history

Two week is quite a long duration to wait. As per the symptoms you have mentioned here, it seems like your tooth has an acute infection. I would rather suggest you get the RCT initiated as early as possible.
Your pain will reduce significantly after the first session on RCT since it will reduce the inflammation that is build up inside the tooth.
You can take intramuscular injections of Diclofenac for immediate pain relief but it will not help you in longer run.

It is more likely that, this may be a part of the same illness rather than drug toxicity which needs to be reevaluated. It may be acute hepatitis. Please visit the same physician and review the illness again.

Do the following--
1. you maintain high grade of personal hygiene.
2. Do change your undergarments at least 2 times a day
3. Wear cotton underclothes.
4. Stay hydrated. Drink plenty of fluids.
5. Keep the area dry.
For more details you can consult me.

Urine culture and sensitivity test and also a complete blood count which will tell us if there is any infection which is long standing based on which we can give you any kind of treatment.

Clavulanic acid is not effective if given alone hence we give it in combination with amoxicillin and hence the dose reduces because two drugs are acting at the same time.

Do not use if there is colour change other reconstituted medicine.
Always keep moxyclav or augmentun in the refrigerator after reconstitution and shake gently.

I will suggest you to take a second paediatric opinion and loosemotions seems to be due to amoxicillin.