1) Take Cyra-D 30-45 minutes before food, not after - as a capsule, swallowed whole, never crushed. If your dentist has written twice daily for 5 days, follow it; if your stomach feels fine, once daily before breakfast is usually adequate, but confirm with your dentist rather than changing it yourself. 2) Ask your dentist whether all three painkillers are really needed at the same time - usually one NSAID (Zerodol-SP) is kept for pain and plain paracetamol is added on top when needed. Never take two NSAIDs together in the same slot. 3) Take cefixime after food, complete the full course, and use the rexidine mouthwash 30 minutes after brushing, not immediately after. 4) Eat something before every painkiller dose, avoid alcohol, smoking, very spicy food and empty-stomach tea/coffee for these 5 days. 5) Stop the Cyra-D once the painkillers are finished - it is not meant to be continued indefinitely. 6) If you have a known history of acidity, ulcer, kidney disease, heart disease or are on any heart/rhythm medicine, tell your dentist before starting domperidone. 7) Because you describe a long-standing sensitive stomach, it is worth a proper gastro evaluation after the dental work settles - I would be glad to review your medicines with you on a Practo consult, or you can see me in person at Synergy Multispeciality Hospital, Miraj.

Stop the medicines and get checked the same day if you develop black tarry stools, vomiting of blood, severe upper abdominal pain, reduced urine output or swelling of the feet, rash or facial swelling, or palpitations/fainting. Do not self-extend Cyra-D beyond the prescribed 5 days because of the domperidone in it, and do not double the painkillers if pain is not settling - inform your dentist instead.

feel free to consult me on practo for further evaluation and management

take soft diet