I understand you are feeling concerned. It is not typical to still have a 101?F fever after seven days of Zifi (cefixime). This could suggest that the infection is resistant or needs a different approach, so please consult your doctor promptly for an evaluation. To support your recovery at home, focus on staying highly hydrated with oral rehydration solutions, coconut water, and clear soups. Eat small, easily digestible meals like porridge, bananas, and boiled potatoes, and get plenty of rest. You are doing great, but a quick follow-up with your doctor is the safest next step to get you back on track.

I am so sorry to hear your mother experienced this. Severe shaking, stiffness, and a temporary blackout can occur due to a sudden drop in blood pressure, a vasovagal reaction, or an adverse response to illness, which may be influenced by heat from the pad. Because these symptoms, especially a blackout, require professional evaluation, please have her seen by a doctor immediately. Do not give her new medications for her nausea, sore throat, or wet cough without a physician's assessment, as they need to check her vitals first. Gentle supportive care like warm water sips is safest right now. Please seek medical care today.

There are no drug interactions between mango and his medications, Nobel Plus (mefenamic acid and paracetamol) and Zifi (cefixime). Mango contains vitamins that can actually support his recovery. Just make sure the mango is thoroughly mashed to prevent choking, and serve it at room temperature rather than cold, as cold foods can sometimes temporarily irritate a sensitive throat. Keep him well-hydrated and continue his prescribed medications as directed.

The pus cells indicate a mild bacterial infection, while positive reducing substances suggest temporary difficulty digesting sugars due to the diarrhea. The prescribed medications?Zifi (an antibiotic), Protectis (probiotic), Zioral (zinc), and ORS?will help him recover, typically within 3 to 7 days. Keep giving ORS to prevent dehydration. Feed him easily digestible foods like breast milk, rice gruel, mashed bananas, and applesauce. Avoid dairy other than breast milk temporarily if stools worsen.

While paracetamol (Dolo/Dolopar) helps manage the fever temporarily, a persistent high fever despite taking the antibiotic cefixime (Zifi) suggests the current treatment may need adjustment. This could be due to a viral infection or a need for a different medicine. Please consult your pediatrician promptly for a re-evaluation to find the exact cause and update his treatment plan. In the meantime, keep him well-hydrated and continue lukewarm sponging to help bring his temperature down comfortably.

Since she is struggling to swallow even water and the fever persists despite taking Zifi (cefixime) and Pacimol MF (paracetamol and mefenamic acid), the most important next step is to have her examined by her pediatrician today. Her throat needs a direct look to check for infections like tonsillitis that might require a different treatment. In the meantime, try giving her very small, frequent sips of cool water, clear broth, or an oral rehydration solution to keep her hydrated. Avoid forcing large amounts.