My daughter was in a serious car accident 3 years ago and is still having pain/drooping/blurry vision on the left side of her head. She was diagonsed with a TBI, with a severe hematoma at the left temple area. Recent MRI stated that all looked normal, however the hematoma still isn't healed and there are signs of "thickening" in the area. Meanwhile, my daughter is still experiencing headaches and eye pain...please help. She went to her opthamologist and he didn't dialate her eye, told us he didn't have to.

Common side effects of Fildena are:

• flushing (warmth, redness, or tingly feeling);
• headache, dizziness;
• abnormal vision (blurred vision, changes in color vision)
• runny or stuffy nose, nosebleeds;
• sleep problems (insomnia);
• muscle pain, back pain; or.
• upset stomach.

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Hello Friend,
How you're feeling better. Please take this as just a suggestion because without doing a physical or getting bloodwork this is a strong educated guess. Normally with the flu one of the things to be aware of is hydration. You could be undernourished and dehydrated if you experienced any diarrhea or vomiting with the flu.
the strong recommendation would be to hydrate with water and take some trace minerals to get your body back to normal working order. If the blurry vision or heavy headache or chest pains still persists, go to a physician. As sometimes a heavy headache could be a sign of meningitis, a rather serious condition. And of course chest pains, who like those?
As a side note, all of the conditions you list ...
headache, vision, chest pain at their core is sign of significant dehydration.

Stress can be at the root of many aches and pains and mental exhaustion can make things worse.

As a general rule any pain that interferes with your normal routine should be seen by a doctor. Give it a week and if it is no better see your GP or family doctor. Your local pharmacist might be able to provide something to ease your discomfort until then.

Meanwhile I suggest you check out ehealth.com but please note I usually recommend (for obvious reasons) people don't check out symptoms until they have a diagnosis from a professional.

searching for amoxicillin(anti-bacterial infection antibiotic) on the internet gives plenty of results, including many for side-effects. Here\'s one

http://www.everydayhealth.com/drugs/amoxicillin#side-effects

side effects include but are not limited to


Common side effects of amoxicillin include:

• Upset stomach



• Diarrhea



• Vomiting



• Yeast infection

Serious side effects can occur. If you have any of these side effects, stop taking amoxicillin and call your doctor right away:

• Severe rash



• Yellowing of the skin or eyes



• Unusual bleeding or bruising



• Hives



• Seizure



• Excessive tiredness



• Swelling of the face, lips, or tongue



• Chest pain



• Difficulty breathing



• A peeling or blistering rash



• Severe or bloody diarrhea

Isoniazid is the primary drug for treating tuberculosis. Wikipedia has a comprehensive article about it including side-effects. From http://www.drugs.com/sfx/isoniazid-side-effects.html, these side-effects are listed::


More common

• Clumsiness or unsteadiness



• dark urine



• loss of appetite



• nausea or vomiting



• numbness, tingling, burning, or pain in hands and feet



• unusual tiredness or weakness



• yellow eyes or skin

Rare

• Blurred vision or loss of vision, with or without eye pain



• convulsions (seizures)



• fever and sore throat



• joint pain



• mental depression



• mood or other mental changes



• skin rash



• unusual bleeding or bruising

This information should be listed on the leaflet that is supplied with the drugs. The leaflet explains what is meant by \'common\' and \'rare\', eg 1 in a 100, 1 in a 1000, 1 in 10000.




Persistent

Intense or persistent pain in the kidney area might require treatment by other methods than drug therapy, or it may require drugs different drugs to those you mention. This may be a serious condition, please consult a qualified doctor if you have not already done so.






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hope you feel better carol McCarthy! wat day did this happen

I had that 3 years ago with the flu or the H1N1 virus that was out then. I didn't feel hungry for 10 days. I also had hot/cold chills, headaches etc

You should go and see a bac specialist and see if you have a bulging disc or something else that could be going on. I know that I have a bulging disc that flares up every onces in awhile from a accident over 10 years ago

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