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  5. I keep having throat irritation even after taking medicines like montelukast and other tablets, and I also feel tired because of it. Why is this not improving?

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I keep having throat irritation even after taking medicines like montelukast and other tablets, and I also feel tired because of it. Why is this not improving?

Asked by Male, 33 · 21 days ago

Vikas Singh

Vikas Singh

M Pharmacy

21 days ago

Persistent throat irritation despite medicines like montelukast may be due to allergies, postnasal drip, acid reflux, or constant exposure to dust or cold air, so the main trigger may still be present. This can also make you feel tired if the symptoms disrupt your sleep. Try warm fluids, steam, and avoid triggers like dust, smoke, and late-night meals if reflux is suspected. If it is not improving, consult your doctor again so the exact cause can be identified and treatment adjusted.
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How can I tell if my throat irritation is due to GERD?What lifestyle changes can help reduce throat irritation?Can Protera D Capsule cause tiredness as a side effect?How long should I take Montelukast before seeing improvement?When should I see a doctor if symptoms persist?

  1. Review Medication Use:

    • Ensure that Montelukast is taken as prescribed and for a sufficient duration. It often targets allergic responses which may not address all symptoms.

  2. Evaluate Possible Conditions:

    • Consider GERD or esophageal issues if symptoms persist. Protera D Capsule, containing Domperidone and Pantoprazole, may help with stomach acid-related issues.

  3. Consider Other Causes:

    • Persistent throat irritation and fatigue may also relate to viral infections, inadequate rest, or other underlying conditions.

  4. Consult a Healthcare Provider:

    • If symptoms do not improve, consult a physician for further evaluation and potential adjustments to your treatment plan.

  5. Lifestyle Modifications:

    • Avoid irritants such as caffeine, spicy foods, and citrus if GERD-like symptoms are suspected.

Answered 21 days ago