Potassium Clavulanate Health Feed

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.

Your son has apparently middle ear infection causing pain and medicine augmentin need to be taken for minimum five to seven days to get effect.

Dear Lybrate user
You may be suffering from Recurrent furunculosis. Check your blood sugar levels. Apply Mupimet cream twice daily in all body folds and nostrils and affected areas for 7 days a month for 3 months. Use Soapex soap for bathing. If it still recurs you may need a longer oral antibiotic course.

Hi lybrate-user
if the ear infection is in middle ear & caused by bacteria or viruses (severe condition) you may try using otisoothe ear drop. It helps to control fungal (including malassezia sp) and bacterial infection. & creates unfavourable condition in ear canal for pathogen to prosper. It also provides a soothing effect and faster healing.

Give her water to drink as sips everytime she coughs,
avoid all cold and sweet foods, make her bed retiring meal as plain milk, even 15-20 ml would work
for medication please text in private.

Follow with years same doctor as he may investigate further n may change further treatment if needed. Never change doctor unless two or three followup given.

go for spirometry. If it shows obstructive features with reversibility then ICS+laba (budamate or foracort)
inhalation twice daily over prolonged period will give you relief

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.

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

I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you.
This leakage leads to a buildup of blood cells, fluid, and proteins, and that buildup causes your legs to swell. This swelling is called peripheral edema. People with stasis dermatitis usually experience swollen legs and feet, open sores, or itchy and reddish skin.
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