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Indigestion
She had flu like symptoms 1 week back for which she took sinarest, ciplox now she is suffering from consistent nausea, even on eating something very little, unable to eat anything for 3-4 days along with loss of appetite and fever on and off and she looks weak she feels like even speaking something would trigger nausea
She is taking ciplox-tz, aciloc for the same
Only headache has subsided which was focal but rest of the symptoms not resolved yet
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Viral fever itself can cause these symptoms and medicine might be adding to it. Once the course of antibiotics is done, she should get better on its own
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Tz can cause nausea,,,Viral fever can cause extreme weakness,, Hydration is must
Get blood test
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Dr. Subhamay Das
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