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The basic issue is allergy and you take Montair Lc and do warm saline gargle . YOu my also take a wikoryl tab and if yellow sputum is there you need amoxycillin

streptococcus throat infection requires prolonged treatment with antibiotics like inj penicillin,cap amoxycillin,cephalexin etc to be taken under direct medical supervision

there should not be any problem now. what was the severity of reaction 30 years back? Generally, amoxycillin does not have a serious allergic problem. I feel you can continue.

If you do not have symptoms or open wound. No need of medicine (antibiotics. If there is opem wound. U shd take cefalexin or amoxycillin 500 mg twice post meals for 5 days.

For pain take tablet paracetamol 500mg and Few tips- avoid any triggering factor, take folicacid regularly, eat a healthy diet, always be stress free , exercise regularly

Please visit a doctor. Preferably a pediatrician or ent surgeon.

Tonsilitis treatment require a session and many things needs to be taken into consideration. Few tests and patients histort!

Respiratory tract infection should not be taken lightly in children who may not manifest fever. Get a pediatrician opinion. Till then keep the child warm, give plenty of fluid, rest and paracetamol if fever. Antibiotics like amoxycillin can be tried.

Pimples around vagina are not infrequent and are not related to sexual activity. If there is pus discharge then you can remove the pus by looking into mirror and take amoxycillin for 5 days along with pain killer. If there is no pus and only pain then pain killers are sufficient till pus forms there.

Hello Harish,
Sever congestion in the chest due to cough is responsible for difficulty in breathing and pain in chest. You continue with Amoxycillin tablets and complete the course. Along with it, take regular steam inhalation. Atleast 3 to 4 times a day.

Do warm saline gargles .continue with maxtra .if he does not improve and still has fever after 5 days. Add an antibiotic like cifixime or amoxycillin. Please have patience.
If symptoms aggravate see your paediatrician again. Viral illness takes time to resolve.