Zifi O 100Mg/100Mg Tablet Dt Health Feed

Weakness is due to typhoid only. U shud start taking ors and multi-vitamins. Rest you are using the right medications.

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Infection is there so you need to complete the dose adviced by pediatrician .kindly make sure for proper exclusive breast feeding.

if the typhoid bacteria is sensitive then one is enough.
in case it is resistant strain then other antibiotics may be needed.

Medicines are perfect, please take light diet, hygienically prepared, no or use less oil, more veggies n fruits.

You are using right. If you don't feel better than consult me at Lybrate for homoeopathic treatment and further guidance.

Swelling can be an abscess which is likely due to bacterial cause. You need to use antibiotic if so in proper course. If it is recurring can be a lymph node enlargement due to other cause. Better you go for ultrasound soft tissue examination and rule out the cause. Please don't neglect.

Dear , you are on right track but stop uriliser as it should not be given with ofloxacin. If your symptoms have gone then stop urispas after 5 days but continue taxim-of for at least 15 days and check urine. You have to give time for the medicines to work it takes time to get better.

You need to be evaluated on the lines of over active bladder and need specialised care for that. Some lifestyle modifications and medications are likely to help you!

Zifi 200 (assuming you mean cefixime 200 mg) is an antibiotic commonly used to treat bacterial infections. It's possible that your symptoms improved because of the antibiotic, but it's concerning that you still have some pain and redness.
Since you've already seen a doctor and taken a course of antibiotics, it would be best to follow up with them to discuss your ongoing symptoms. They may need to perform additional tests or examinations to determine the cause of your symptoms and provide app...more