For Montair FX, the US equivalents are available as two separate generic medications: fexofenadine (an over-the-counter antihistamine) and montelukast (a prescription medication). For Topcort cream, the direct US equivalent is generic mometasone furoate 0.1% cream, which is a prescription topical steroid. I highly recommend consulting a local doctor to get the appropriate prescriptions and ensure these medications are safe and right for your specific symptoms.

Your skin is currently in a healing phase. To help restore your skin, focus on gentle care. Use a mild, fragrance-free moisturizer frequently to rebuild your skin barrier and ease the wrinkled texture. Most importantly, apply a broad-spectrum sunscreen daily to protect the delicate skin and prevent further darkening. Avoid harsh scrubs or new cosmetic products right now. I highly recommend consulting a dermatologist who can guide you on safe, gentle treatments to speed up your recovery.

No, your medication (montelukast and fexofenadine) does not cause green discharge. Instead, the green discharge and increased congestion suggest a bacterial sinus or ear infection has developed. To treat this, your doctor may prescribe antibiotics, nasal steroid sprays, or saline rinses. While these alternatives can clear the infection and temporarily relieve congestion, they cannot correct the physical bend of a deviated septum. If the blockage is purely structural, surgery is often the most effective long-term solution. I recommend discussing treatments to clear the active infection with your doctor first before finalizing any plans for surgery.

Since this cough and mucus have lasted for over two years despite using medications like Grilinctus and Montair FX, you should not ignore it. This is a common post-COVID issue, but it requires proper evaluation. I highly recommend scheduling an appointment with a pulmonologist (a lung specialist). They can check for airway sensitivity or post-nasal drip and guide him toward the right treatment.

While some people explore homeopathic options, there is limited scientific evidence proving they are effective for severe allergies. For reliable relief, clinically proven treatments like the montelukast and fexofenadine combination (Montair FX) and the fluticasone and azelastine nasal spray (Combinase) you were using are highly recommended. I suggest discussing this with your doctor before starting alternative therapies; they can help you safely manage your symptoms or adjust your plan.

Yes, you can switch to Montair LC, but it is best to consult your doctor first. Both medicines contain Montelukast to manage allergies, but they differ in their antihistamine component. Montair FX contains Fexofenadine, which is a non-drowsy medication. Montair LC contains Levocetirizine, which is more likely to cause mild drowsiness or sleepiness. Therefore, while both effectively treat allergic cough and cold, Montair LC might make you feel sleepier during the day compared to Montair FX.