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Bad Headache, Painful Eyes, Sore Throat, Lethargy, Itchy Rashes On Body. No Relief From Antihistamines. Advice
Hi, I feel like I am burning up but my temp is 35.4. I have got a bad headache and my eyes hurt, I have been feeling like the onset of a cold with snuffles and sore throat, very achey and lethargic. I have also got a rash that started behind my ears and has spread over my neck, arms, back and chest. It's very itchy. I saw a nurse at my GP's surgery who told me to take antihistamines which I have been taking since Monday. They haven't helped and the rash hasn't lessened.
I am a 46 yr old female. Any help/ advice is greatly appreciated.
Kim
I am a 46 yr old female. Any help/ advice is greatly appreciated.
Kim
Mon, 29 Apr 2013
ACUTE SINUSITIS
THERE IS INFECTIVE SINUSITIS WITH PND CAUSING SYMPTOMPS AND INFECTION CAUSING FEVER
TAKE METROGYL 200 MG BD AS METROGYL CLEARS THE INFECTION OF SINUSES EASILY
ALONG WITH YOU CAN TAKE ALLEGRA 120 MG BD
SYP PIRITON 1/2 TSF NIGHT
SYP GELUSIL 2 TSF TDS
APPLY NEOMYCIN H EYE OINTMENT IN NOSE BD
SEA WATER IN NOSE AT NIGHT 2 DROPS IN EACH NOSTRIL
FOR PAIN SOS DICLO CAN BE TAKEN AND IT CAN CONTROL FEVER ALSO
TAKE METROGYL FOR 5 DAYS AND OTHERS FOR 3 WK
TAKE M
THERE IS INFECTIVE SINUSITIS WITH PND CAUSING SYMPTOMPS AND INFECTION CAUSING FEVER
TAKE METROGYL 200 MG BD AS METROGYL CLEARS THE INFECTION OF SINUSES EASILY
ALONG WITH YOU CAN TAKE ALLEGRA 120 MG BD
SYP PIRITON 1/2 TSF NIGHT
SYP GELUSIL 2 TSF TDS
APPLY NEOMYCIN H EYE OINTMENT IN NOSE BD
SEA WATER IN NOSE AT NIGHT 2 DROPS IN EACH NOSTRIL
FOR PAIN SOS DICLO CAN BE TAKEN AND IT CAN CONTROL FEVER ALSO
TAKE METROGYL FOR 5 DAYS AND OTHERS FOR 3 WK
TAKE M
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