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Augmentin 625 or Azithral 500 for Tonsil
I am feeding 1y 4m old baby and I got tonsillitis and throat congestion with white patches. I've taken Azee 500 for two nights still has not given any relief but fever frequency and body pains reduced. Should I take Augmentin 625 or continue Azee for next 3days??
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Go for augmentin 625 mg three times a day for 5 days
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1. proper hydration. 2. salt water gargling with Luke warm water three times daily 3. take antacid before food for 5 days. this might be helpful.
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Frequently taking any type of antibiotics is not good for your health. Self medication is not recommended. If you taking one antibiotic you must complete its course.
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Do warm water gargle.
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Complete the course of Azee first, do warm salt water gargling, Have warm soup or milk with pepper and turmeric.It may take a day or two to subside.
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If you have throat congestion and patches or fever still then you can start on Augmentin from tomorrow
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