Dazit M contains desloratadine and montelukast. Desloratadine is a modern, non-drowsy antihistamine, meaning it is highly unlikely to make you feel sleepy or affect your concentration during your exams. Most people tolerate it very well without any drowsiness. To be completely safe, you might want to take your daily dose in the evening.

The occasional itching and white discharge you are experiencing are common signs of a mild, lingering fungal infection, such as balanitis, or slight skin irritation as the tissue heals. Since your current medications are targeting fungal growth and allergic irritation, these residual symptoms usually mean the infection is clearing up but not fully resolved yet. Please continue to keep the area clean and dry, avoid harsh soaps, and complete your prescribed course. If the discharge persists, a quick follow-up with your doctor is highly recommended.

Transitioning to desloratadine and montelukast can sometimes cause unexpected responses. Jaundice suggests your liver might be temporarily stressed, which is a rare but known reaction to medications like montelukast. Your worsening hives could also be related to this transition. I highly recommend contacting your doctor promptly for a medical evaluation, which should include simple liver function tests and a quick check of your thyroid levels. Please seek professional medical care right away so they can safely guide your next steps.

This redness and itching could be an allergic reaction or contact dermatitis. Since you are already taking Dazit (desloratadine), this antihistamine will help calm the allergy from within. Applying cooled green tea compresses or using a mild neem water wash is generally safe and can help soothe the skin's irritation. However, since your skin is currently sensitive, please do a quick patch test on your jawline first. Avoid scrubbing your face, and if the breakout doesn't improve in a few days, please consult a dermatologist for a tailored evaluation.

Dazit M contains desloratadine and montelukast, while HHlevo contains levocetirizine. Since both medications contain antihistamines, taking them together daily for a month can sometimes increase side effects like mild drowsiness or dry mouth. While doctors occasionally prescribe this combination for severe allergy symptoms, it is always best to confirm this specific schedule with your prescribing physician to ensure it is perfectly tailored and safe for your needs.

I understand how frustrating and exhausting it must be to deal with persistent hives and facial swelling, especially when your current medications aren't bringing relief. Since standard antihistamines and steroids haven't worked, the next step often involves a targeted biologic medication called omalizumab, which has been highly effective for chronic hives and swelling. Another option to discuss with your specialist is an immunosuppressant called cyclosporine. I highly recommend consulting an allergist or immunologist who can safely guide you through these advanced therapies to help you find lasting comfort.