Why am I feeling unwell and dizzy?

Take the antibiotics prescribed by your doctor. Ensure sufficient fluid intake and re­st. Follow your doctor's guidance carefully for complete­ recovery.

Many people­ have viral infections. They make­ your body feel hot, achy, and bad. Your head hurts. You cough. Taking me­dicine like paracetamol he­lps the fever go away. But the­ other problems stay because­ the virus needs time­ to leave. Resting and drinking lots of wate­r are important. Honey might help your cough. If you don't fe­el better soon, or worsens, se­e a doctor.

When you have a cold and high body temperature, you may be very uncomfortable. Your body may raise its temperature when fighting an infection. Ensure you rest. You must drink a lot of water. Moreover, take drugs such as acetaminophen and ibuprofen that can lower your temperature. If you don't feel better or get worse, please see a doctor. 

The symptoms you have mentioned strongly imply either a systematic iron or vitamin B12 deficiency. The symptoms are fatigue, weakness, shortness of breath, and other problems. If the injections fail, increasing dietary intake of iron-rich foods like spinach, and lentils, and vitamin B12 sources like eggs, dairy, or fortified cereals is essential. Regularly with consumption of these nutrients, you will feel better.

YES, YOU SHOULD consult a doctor for your URIC ACID LEVEL.. High uric acid can lead to gout, kidney stones, and other health problems. A doctor can provide proper diagnosis and treatment.

Considering your symptoms, you could have a viral infection causing your sore throat and dry cough. But when, after taking the meds, you vomit, you doubt it and stop taking the medicine. You should consult an ENT specialist to start the treatment.
 

Taken together with different quantities of supplements without professional consultation, has the potential to harm. You should consult with a doctor or a nutritionist who knows your body and will prescribe you an individual regimen with the proper dose and supplements to help you.

Toluene may damage specific organ systems such as the nervous system, liver and renal system. The most appropriate measure is to refer a patient to a pulmonologist or a toxicologist for comprehensive assessment and treatment. 

The symptoms experie­nced could stem from various causes, not e­xclusively HIV. Slight cold-like indicators can manifest due­ to factors like viral infections, allergic re­actions, or simply a common cold. The alleviation provided by the­ cold-stop medication is beneficial. Should any worrie­s persist or new symptoms arise, se­eking medical evaluation from a he­althcare professional would be advisable­.

Use stool softeners or fibre supplements

Your mother should get an anti-rabies vaccination without wasting time. Bites by this rodent can be a transmitter of the rabies virus for the people. A doctor who specializes in infectious diseases is recommended.

This may be due to different causes like infections or underlying health conditions. To confirm the diagnosis, tests such as blood test, urine test, and imaging tests might be necessary. There can be a therapy plan after researching the results of examinations. A professional healthcare provider should be asked for proper diagnosis and treatment.

Masturbation to the point of excess may trigger lower abdominal muscle stress, causing discomfort and gas production. It is important that you immediately visit a urologist or a gastroenterologist since it is through such professionals that you can be able to know the root of the symptoms and consequently get the best treatment. Please never medicate yourself and be sure to only see a specialist
 

If a puppy bites or licks your wound, you might be worried about rabies. Rabies is a serious infection that affects the brain and can be deadly if not treated. Symptoms include fever, headache, and confusion. Rabies is usually spread through bites or scratches from infected animals like dogs. To be safe, it's a good idea to get vaccinated against rabies if a puppy bites you, even if it's been 50 days. 

Candid mouth paint is not meant for the­ nose. The paint irritates nose­ tissues. You may feel burning. You might sne­eze. You could have trouble­ breathing. Don't put mouth paint in your nose. If you did, rinse with wate­r gently. That's safer.

Tetanus inje­ctions have a regular dose be­tween 0.5ml and 1ml. Getting 2ml can cause­ an overdose. An overdose­ may make the injection spot hurt, swe­ll, or redden. In bad cases, it could spark alle­rgies or other seve­re effects. Contact your doctor if you think you have too much.

No I won't recommend you do that as it can increase the infection. You can just let it recover on its own or use a sterile bandage to protect the blister and reduce friction. If the it bursts on its own, gently clean the area with mild soap and water, apply an antibiotic ointment, and cover it with a sterile bandage.