I have 100.5F temperature ,severe throat infection and cold. one hour back I have had crocin. it's not responding. can I have azithral and paracetamol 500 together after food in a while? ... View answer

My daughter is 2.5 years old and is suffering with Viral Fever . Temp Is 101-102 deg F From yesterday. Medicines given are Crocin liquid, Azithral 100 and MOX suspension. Pl confirm medications are ... View answer

Hello Dr. My 1 yr daughter was given a course of Azithral , Sinarest and crocin when she had high fever . The fever is gone now but there is significant loss of appetite. Is this a side effect of the ... View answer

. I gave her ambrodil, relent and azithral 200 and honeitos for cough. Today i have to give her her 5th dose of azithral. Yesterday morning she had fever for which I gave her crocin . It got subsided ... View answer

degree with sneezing and cough (little). We have administered Crocin syrup (5 ml) 2 times in 4 hours gap .... We have Azithral 100 syrup. In previous illness, we had given her Azithral 100 and that... View answer

work . today the doc prescribed me azithral 500 mg , crocin and ambrolite-D syrup. beore starting the antibiotics my body temprature was 100.6 F maximum , but after taking one dose of azithral,... View answer

). consulted dr, and advised to take T MINIC, crocin and Asthalin for 3 days, and still fever persist, Azithral drops. today is 3rd day, and temp today is morning 98, noon 99.. do I proced with... View answer

my baby is having fever from Monday and is adviced to take crocin, azithral,maxtra. after giving each medicines she vomited(with time intervals). after vomitings she had little cough.another doctor ... View answer

hi my 4-yr old boy has fever, cough; blood tests show infection (esr 18); PD prescribed azithral, crocin ds, atarax fever cycles which were 6-7 hr yesterday are now 3hrs. as fever was up at 103 F the PD ... View answer

work, but i have some indian medicines with me named crocin(paracetemol tablets), and azithral 500..which medicine i must take to cover up from heavy cold.. ... View answer