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Have Muscular, Joints Pain. Stopped Taking Penicillin Due To Skin Problems. Taking Pentid With Pain Killer
hi, i am from india and i am 22 years old girl.i am having muscular as well as joints pain from 6 years.when i went to doctor ,they told me to take penicillin injection with some pain killer.but later after taking injection some skin problem occured .then they told to stop taking injection.and i stopped to take.now i am taking pentid 400 with pain killer.i want permanent solution for my body.sometime i feel pain in my chest also.
Fri, 15 Nov 2013
Hi,
Pentid 400 contains penicillin.
If you are allergic to penicillin then you should not take penicillin as this may cause severe allergic reaction.
Before starting penicillin better to get done ASLO titre, complete haemogram and RA factor to diagnose the cause and then the treatment can be planned accordingly. Since pain in chest with joint pain you require 2d echo to know if any problem in heart due to rheumatic carditis if present.
So get back with the investigation report to get complete permanent solution for your illness. Now continue pain killer and pentid 400 only if your doctor suggests that you are not allergic to penicillin.
Regards
Pentid 400 contains penicillin.
If you are allergic to penicillin then you should not take penicillin as this may cause severe allergic reaction.
Before starting penicillin better to get done ASLO titre, complete haemogram and RA factor to diagnose the cause and then the treatment can be planned accordingly. Since pain in chest with joint pain you require 2d echo to know if any problem in heart due to rheumatic carditis if present.
So get back with the investigation report to get complete permanent solution for your illness. Now continue pain killer and pentid 400 only if your doctor suggests that you are not allergic to penicillin.
Regards
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