Heartwarming tale! Ranchi woman shares touching experience of Swiggy delivery agent bringing her period medications

A ranchi woman describes how, while in excruciating pain, a Swiggy food delivery agent helped her obtain medications.

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Being kind can seem like an antiquated concept in the fast-paced, materialistic world of today. However, a meal delivery worker in Ranchi defied convention with a nice act that touched people's hearts on the internet. A woman who goes by the moniker Nandini Tank on 'X' posted the heartwarming tale on social media.  Nandita took to the platform to clarify, saying, that she bought lunch on Swiggy and asked the delivery guy if he could buy her a pill because she had strong cramps and could not walk to the medical shop. The delivery agent later graciously got her the pills. She thereafter made sure to give him a tip and express her gratitude for his generosity. She uploaded a photo of the medication, Meftal Spas, and the restaurant's delivery receipt.

Viral sensation!

Her post went viral really fast and received a lot of responses. Some asked why she did not use Swiggy Genie or another online delivery service; Nandita replied that she was forced to rely on the Swiggy food delivery agent because none of them were available at the time. Amidst the applause for the delivery hero, one commenter exclaimed, “Wow! Im impressed.” Another chimed in, “That is so kind of him.”

Meftal and trouble! 

Nevertheless, questions over the medication's suitability for treating cramps arose among the praise. Citing a December 2023 warning statement from The Indian Pharmacopoeia Commission (IPC), numerous shared links illustrate possible dangers related to Meftal Spas. The drug, which is frequently used to treat a number of ailments, including as menstrual cramps, rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, dysmenorrhea, mild to moderate pain, inflammation, fever, and tooth discomfort, was discouraged by the IPC.

According to the alert, Meftal Spas contains mefenamic acid, which may cause adverse effects, including the serious DRESS syndrome (Drug Reaction with Eosinophilia and Systemic Symptoms). A rare but potentially fatal hypersensitivity reaction to some drugs is called DRESS syndrome.