For seasonal asthma, Ebast helps with allergy symptoms but does not control asthma itself. The right treatment usually includes as-needed inhalers for sudden symptoms and sometimes preventive inhalers or medicines during the allergy season, as prescribed by your doctor. Avoid triggers like dust, pollen, and smoke, and maintain a clean environment. Regular check-ups with your doctor can help adjust medicines and prevent asthma attacks.

If your cold and cough have not improved after 2 days on Jifon CV and Ebast, it is better to consult a doctor to get the right treatment. You can continue supportive care like rest, warm fluids, steam inhalation, and light meals.

If you developed red spots, rashes, and itching after stopping Ebast 20, do not restart it on your own. You should contact your doctor promptly for proper evaluation; your doctor may suggest an alternative medicine or treatment to relieve the rash.

If your itching improves only with Ebast 20, it is important to identify the cause rather than just relying on the tablet long-term. You can try avoiding triggers like certain foods, soaps, detergents, or environmental allergens, keep your skin moisturised, and use gentle, fragrance-free products. Consult a doctor or allergist to find the underlying cause and safer long-term solutions.

There are no supplements that can permanently remove dust or citrus allergies. Antihistamines like Ebast help control symptoms but do not cure the allergy. The best approach is avoiding triggers, keeping your environment clean, using air purifiers, and managing reactions promptly. For long-term relief, you can consult an allergist.

For asthmatic bronchitis, your medicines Seroflo 250, Ebast 20, and Doxolin 400 help control symptoms like wheezing, cough, and allergy-related triggers. Continue using them exactly as prescribed, and follow up with your doctor regularly. You can also avoid dust, smoke, and other triggers, stay hydrated, and monitor your breathing.

If your child's cough, cold, and eye pain have lasted 7 days and have not improved with Ebast and Calpol, it is time to see a paediatrician. Persistent symptoms may indicate a bacterial infection, eye infection, or another issue that needs proper examination and treatment.