Montair Chewable Tablets 4mg

• Do not take Montair chewable tablets if you are allergic to Montelukast sodium or other inactive ingredients of the medicine. Before taking these chewable tablets, tell your health care provider if you have.
• To ensure no drug interaction with other prescription medicines or over the counter products, consult your health care expert if you are using any other medication.
• Inform your health care provider about your pregnancy status. In this case, you must discuss the risks and benefits of taking Montelukast during pregnancy.
• Let your health care provider if your breathing gets worse, or if you need to use your rescue inhaler more often. Do not take aspirin while you take Montair chewable tablet.

Most common side effects associated with the use of Montair chewable tablets are an upper respiratory infection, abdominal pain, rhinorrhoea, otitis, cough, fever, pharyngitis, influenza, and influenza. Tell your health care expert if you have any side effects that troubles or does not go away. This is not the complete list of all the side effects of Montair, consult your health care provider to get the complete list of side effects.

Montair chewable tablets 4 mg is used regularly in kids to treat mild to moderate asthma. It is effective in patients who are between 2 to 5 years of age. The chewable tablets work when inhaled corticosteroid is not able to control asthma symptoms. It is helpful in preventing exercise-induced breathing problems. The medicine contains the active ingredient Montelukast sodium, which effectively treats and prevents asthma. Montair 10 mg does not treat an asthma attack, and a rescue inhaler should be used under the supervision of a health care professional to treat an asthma attack.