I'm breastfeeding my 2-month-old premature baby and wanted to know if it's okay to take Zerodol P. Also, I'm allergic to dust and used to take Glemont tablets for itcan I start taking them again now?

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Dr Ibrahim Salah

General Practitioner

MBBS
2+ Yrs

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. Seek medical attention NOW: Visit an emergency room or call emergency services. 2. Do NOT induce vomiting: This can cause more harm. 3. Stay calm and still: Try to remain calm and avoid excessive movement.

Symptoms and Timing

Current symptoms: Dizziness, cramps, and petrol burps are expected.

Symptom onset: Petrol ingestion symptoms can appear within 2-24 hours.

Methanol poisoning risk: Unlikely, but possible. Methanol symptoms can appear within 12-24 hours.

Next Steps

Medical evaluation: A doctor will assess your condition and provide treatment.

Supportive care: You may receive hydration, anti-nausea medication, and monitoring of vital signs.

Follow-up care: Schedule follow-up appointments to ensure you're recovering well.

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Answered 04/07/2025

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I'm just wondering about the right dosage for Zincovit tablets for a 10-year-old kid and for adults. And I'm also curious about the right dosage for Celin 500mg in both kids and adults. Is the Celin tablet chewable?

For Zincovit: - Children (10 years old): 1 tablet (containing 20mg zinc, 100mg vitamin C, and other multivitamins) once daily after meals, - Adults: 1-2 tablets once or twice daily after meals. For Celin 500mg: - Children (10 years old): 250-500mg (12 to 1 tablet) once daily, - Adults: 500mg (1 tablet) once daily. Celin 500mg tablets are not chewable; they should be swallowed whole with water.

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My baby is just 13 days old and I'm still dealing with a lot of pain around my surgery area. I've been taking hifenac but it's not really helping can I take ultracet for the pain instead?

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My son has been having a high fever for the past 4 days and we've been giving him Crocin, but it hasn't helped. We started using Ibugesic after consulting our family doctor, and there's still no improvement. What should we do?

Pediatric opinion is advised to the patient.

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