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From how many days?
Does their is any history to contact with viral infective patients?
Dry or productive cough?
To know proper evaluation kindly consult me
With runny nose and cough, this is most likely a viral upper respiratory infection, and 12 hours is far too early to call Dolo a failure. Paracetamol only brings fever down for 4-6 hours; it does not cure the infection, and viral fever normally settles over 3-5 days. Keep Dolo 650 strictly 6-hourly SOS above 100F, not randomly.
Next Steps
Steam inhalation twice a day, warm salt-water gargles, 3 litres fluids, and plain rest for the next 48 hours. If fever is still crossing 100F on day 4, get CBC, dengue NS1 and urine routine done. Book a Practo consult with me if it drags on and I will decide whether antibiotics are actually needed.
Temperature 99 is not an issue it is within the normal range...
Temperature is 101 and Not going down with Dolo 650 mg....then take
Tab Meftal -Forte 2 to 3 times a day
if Temperature is 101 or above
For Cold & Mild cough
Tab MONTAIR-LC 1 Tab at night for 3 days
Gargling with warm water
4 times a day..
Contact if needed further.
Gargle with warm water and salt 3/4 times a day, keep hydrated.. take WHO ORS, if fever is not coming down you need to take antibiotic and get the fever profile done if the fever persists consistently for the next 8-10 hours
Health Tips
Look for headache, pain behind eyes, vomiting, chills and rigors,muscle weakness
Your fever moving between 99 and 101 for half a day is still early, so it's too soon for you to call your fever reducer ineffective. Keep taking it strictly every six hours as needed. Rest and drink fluids too. Get blood tests done if your fever is still crossing 100 after three to four days.
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