Infectious Diseases Online Doctors Consultation — page 2
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Questions about Infectious Diseases
Fever
it has been 3 days i had fever . Once I take medicine it gets relieved then after few hours it again arises . Today is the third day and the whole day I suffered with fever. The first two days fever was accompanied with chills . My hands and feet are normal but head has fever. I feel very Low energy.
Rabies vaccine
Good morning, doctor. Three years ago, I was bitten by a monkey, which resulted in some bleeding. At that time, I received only one dose of the rabies vaccine but did not complete the full course. Although I have had no symptoms since then, I struggle with health anxiety and remain concerned about any potential risk. Could you please advise whether I still need vaccination? Would a booster dose be sufficient, or should I restart the full course? Additionally, is there a test, such as the RFFIT, to check my immunity?
Rabies vaccine consult
Good morning, doctor. Three years ago, I was bitten by a monkey, which resulted in some bleeding. At that time, I received only one dose of the rabies vaccine but did not complete the full course. Although I have had no symptoms since then, I struggle with health anxiety and remain concerned about any potential risk. Could you please advise whether I still need vaccination? Would a booster dose be sufficient, or should I restart the full course? Additionally, is there a test, such as the RFFIT, to check my immunity?
Levofloxacin tablet uses and side effects – Should I continue or switch?
I’ve been prescribed Levofloxacin tablets for a urinary tract infection (UTI), and I’m currently on the 5th day of my 10-day course. While I do feel like the infection is improving, I’ve started to experience some side effects that I’m concerned about. I’ve been feeling mildly nauseous, and my stomach feels a bit off, which I know is a potential side effect of Levofloxacin. I wanted to ask: is this normal, or should I be worried? I’ve read that nausea and stomach discomfort are fairly common with this drug, but I just want to make sure it’s not a sign of something more serious. I’ve also been reading conflicting information about whether I should stop taking Levofloxacin if I feel better before finishing the full course. I understand that antibiotics are meant to be taken until the prescribed amount is finished, but I’m curious to know if it’s ever okay to stop early once symptoms improve. I don’t want to risk the infection coming back, but I’m also wondering if the side effects I’m experiencing are worth pushing through the full 10 days. Another concern I have is with food and drink while on Levofloxacin. I’ve heard mixed things about dairy products and certain foods affecting the absorption of the medication. Should I avoid milk, cheese, or other dairy while on this medication, or does it not really make a difference? I’ve been trying to stay hydrated and drink plenty of water, but I’m unsure about the best diet to follow while on antibiotics like Levofloxacin. Should I also be worried about other medications I’m taking alongside it? Lastly, I’m just generally concerned about the long-term effects of Levofloxacin. I know it’s not the first-line treatment for UTIs in some cases, but given that I’ve had recurrent infections in the past, I wanted to make sure I’m taking the right medication. I’m also wondering if there are any alternative treatments I could try in the future that might not have as many side effects. I’d really appreciate any advice from a doctor. Should I be concerned about the side effects I’m experiencing, or are they expected with Levofloxacin? How should I adjust my diet, and is it safe to stop the medication early if I’m feeling better? And what are the risks of taking Levofloxacin long-term?
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