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Hi sir, the antibiotics name you were askin is, doxycycline and sultamicillin.
I hsd taken them for 14 days. This burning/tingling started since then only.
But it has been 2 months since i stopped the medicines.
Before taking those above 2 antibiotics, 1 month before that i had a course of amoxicillin and clarithomycin which didnt clear the infection. But nver had such burning sensation while taking them..
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Your symptoms can be because of antibiotic induced neuropathy.
You can start Tab Pregaba- M 75 at night for 1 month.
Drink plenty of water. 4 liters per day.
Keep your leg elevated at night while sleeping ( put pillows under the leg)
Dip you leg in cold water for 30 min will help in reducing the sump.
Apply diclofenac gel or spray will also help in reducing the symptomatic.
Have healthy diet.
Add milk and milk products to your diet.
Avoid alcohol.
Stop smoking.
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