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Fever 100 F with headache cough cold
I am having fever 100 F, with full headache, cold, flu, cough since 5 days. I am taking cifloaxcin 500gm. The fever gets down a little after taking Flexon, but rises again after 6- 8 hrs. My eyes ache, feels very tired. No vomiting yet. I did a blood check and found WBC 3500 only. Which antibiotics to take instead of cifloaxcin, and why?
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Please Don't worry Take Tab ceftum  500 mg 1 Twice a day Tab pan 1 perday Tab oncet cf 1 Twice a day 1 per day Sy zedex plus 5 ml three times a day Tab riconia 1 perday All for 3 to 5 days Reconsult if needed
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HELLO, TAB FLEXON EIGHT HOURLY AFTER FOOD FOR THREE TO FIVE DAYS OR AS REQUIRED. TAB ZIFI 200 TWO TIMES A DAY AFTER FOOD FOR THREE TO FIVE DAYS. TAB MONTUK 10 MG ONE AT NIGHT FOR FIVE DAYS. BLACK COFFEE WITH TWO TEASPOON FULL OF HONEYN N TWO PINCHES OF CINNAMON POWDER IN MORNING N NIGHT GIVES YOU RELEIF.YET IF U NEED SYRUP AMBRODIL PLUS 10 ML THREE TIMES A DAY. PENTY OF TEST. MOSAMBI JUICE DAILY. NIBUPANI WITH PINCHES OF SALTS IN NORMAL WATER TWO THREE TIMES TOMATO SOUP SIP BY SIP GIVES YOU RELEIF. LIGHT SEMILIQUID DIET K.
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