The sleepiness and dizziness you are experiencing are very common side effects of levocetirizine, one of the active ingredients in Montek LC. Since it causes drowsiness, taking it right before bedtime may help you sleep through these side effects. I highly recommend discussing this with your doctor. They can help explore other options, such as saline nasal rinses or prescription nasal sprays, which target your symptoms directly in the nose with much less risk of making you feel tired or dizzy.

Your recurring wet cough, forehead, and eye pain are likely due to sinus congestion and post-nasal drip, which can be worsened by your deviated septum, nasal spur, and recent recovery from COVID-19. These factors easily cause fluid buildup and sinus pressure. Your prescribed medications are highly relevant: Montek LC (montelukast and levocetirizine) helps reduce allergic swelling, Tossex syrup calms the cough, and Azithromycin is an antibiotic to target potential bacterial infections. Please consult your doctor to confirm if an active bacterial infection is present before starting the antibiotic.

This often happens because the underlying allergy triggers are still present, rather than a dependency on the medication itself. Please don't worry, this is quite common. To stop safely, it is best to consult your doctor. They can evaluate your triggers and may suggest temporarily using a steroid nasal spray or transitioning to a milder, single-ingredient antihistamine to ease the transition. Together, you can create a comfortable, step-by-step plan to manage your symptoms without relying long-term on this combination medication.

Montek LC Kid (montelukast and levocetirizine) helps with allergies, but a 12-day blockage might be due to a viral infection, sinus inflammation, or need a targeted nasal spray. A stuffy nose points more toward allergic rhinitis than asthma, though they can co-exist. If she feels up to it and has no trouble breathing, it is perfectly safe for her to play. Allergy management is usually episodic or seasonal rather than permanent.

Taking Montek LC (which contains montelukast and levocetirizine) for a month is generally safe and quite common for managing ongoing allergy symptoms under a doctor's guidance. Most people tolerate this combination very well. Over a longer period, the most common side effects are mild, such as drowsiness, dry mouth, or headaches. Very rarely, some individuals might experience mood or sleep changes. It is always best to consult your doctor before restarting a month-long course to ensure it remains the safest choice for you.

Itching can be a side effect of your AKT-4 treatment. While your Montek LC (levocetirizine and montelukast) can help, please consult your doctor to ensure the itching isn't a sign of liver sensitivity. In the meantime, keeping your skin well-moisturized and taking lukewarm baths can provide comfort. As for recurrence, the chances of getting tuberculosis again after being fully cured are very low?usually under 5%?especially when the full treatment is completed.