Why are expiry and manufacturing dates not visible on the

Since manufacturing and expiry dates can differ for each batch, we usually do not display them online to avoid confusion or incorrect information. Rest assured, all products, including this one, are carefully checked and confirmed to be within the expiry period before they are shipped to you.

Can I take an antibiotic on my own?

Antibiotics are prescription medicines and should not be taken on your own. They are meant for bacterial infections, and using them incorrectly can cause side effects or lead to antibiotic resistance. Not all infections need antibiotics, so it’s safest to consult a doctor, who can decide if you need one and prescribe the correct type and dose.

What is the treatment for viral fever in patients on dialysis?

Please consult your doctor or nephrologist at your dialysis unit immediately for a tailored treatment plan, as viral infections may affect your fluid balance and electrolyte levels. Only take medications like paracetamol if specifically approved by your doctor to ensure they are safe for your kidney function. Do not use over-the-counter medicines without medical advice.

I have white patches and red sores in my throat, with a fever that has gone, but the patches continue to trouble me. I bought Azee 500 from the pharmacy. What do you suggest?

White patches and red sores in the throat may indicate a bacterial or fungal infection. Do not start antibiotics like Azee 500 on your own. Consult a doctor for proper diagnosis and treatment to avoid complications or resistance.

Can I give my wife Azee 500 for her throat infection and difficulty speaking?

You should not give Azee 500 (azithromycin) without a doctor's prescription, as the cause of throat infection may be viral and not need antibiotics. If she has fever, difficulty speaking, or worsening symptoms, she should see a doctor for proper evaluation and treatment.

What medicine can I take for a throat infection I've had for 3-4 days?

For a short-duration throat infection, try warm salt-water gargles, lozenges, and paracetamol for pain. If symptoms worsen, persist beyond a week, or you have high fever, your doctor may prescribe antibiotics after evaluation.