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Typhoid fever
I have diagnosed with typhoid four days ago since i am taking cefixime 200 and oflox oz as antibiotics twice a day,but fever comes back every 6 hours after consuming ultracet. Is it safe to take 4 ultracet a day for my fever.
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Dr. Khizer Hussain Junaidy
General Physician
8 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Ultracet is a combination of Tramadol, a painkiller and half dose Paracetamol, a fever medicine. Please stop Ultracet immediately.
Take a Dolo 650mg 4times a day instead. 8am, 12pm, 4pm and 9pm after food (atleast not on an empty stomach)
Since you have already started both the antibiotics and you have been taking them for 3-4 days, better to continue and finish the full course, to prevent antibiotic resistance.
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Take soft diet and oral Fluids in plenty-
Have a speedy recovery. God bless
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