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If you have allergy, then it could be because of allergy. If this is the first time you are having breathlessness, then you should consult a doctor. Have you been in contact with a covid positive person or are you mixing with many people or do you also have cough fever etc. If it is so go to the nearest hospital and consult a doctor. I am available for online consultation and my code is sded 16.

Deaar lybrate-user, relax and calm down. You have (allergic rhinitis) allergy of nose, furthermore you therefore suffer from (otitis media with effusion) fluid in your ears. This happens because the nose is connected to your ears by the (eustachian tube) ear to nose tubes on both sides. Fluid in ears leads to chalky patches in your ear drums which if ignored may result in deafness. Please therefore consult a good ent specialist as soon as possible so that the severity of the allergy can be asses...more

Good evening
yes person taking allergy medication such as montelukast, loratadine or bambutrol hcl can take his vaccine without effecting the efficacy of vaccine
the person should keep taking medication before vaccination and after vaccination.
Thank you.

Dear Mr, dry cough can be either an allergic or infectious process.
Unfortunately medicines mentioned by you are in between, so poor response.
Kindly get a cbc esr & chest xray done, and load them on Lybrate.
You can consult a pulmonologist though Lybrate.
Wishing you speedy recovery.

It's not of much adverse effects but it's unlikely to give such tablets for tonsil infection. It will be better if you could give more details on this for a better treatment suggestions.

Dear lybrate-user, there are no known cases of addiction to monteleukast. Try to aviod taking the said medicine and I can assure you nothing will happen.

do you have asthma or due you have productive cough?
since when are you facing this issue.
till you inform about this.. meanwhile avoid AC Exposure, all cold and sour foods. and please mention which inhaler are you taking, if it's oral inhaler, it is to be held between lips and teeth very tight with lips closed, when you press the pump take deep inhalation

it is safe but I would not recommend for a month, check with her foods, avoid all cold and sour foods , if the kid plays with water , avoid it, give her warm milk.
if it's a peditrician who advised for 1 month, the you can go ahead

You may have developed a local vocal cord pathology. You need to get in touch with an ent specialist.

Thanks. Asthma is an incurable disease. However being young he can grow out of it when he reaches his early twenties.