Montemac-L Tablet Manufacturer: Macleods Pharmaceuticals Pvt LtdMedicine composition: Levocetirizine, MontelukastPrescription: not required Description: Montemac-L Tablet belongs to the drug group called antihistamine and leukotriene receptor antagonist, that can help to relieve the symptoms like runny nose, itchy or watery eyes, sneezing, hives that are usually related to all-year round as well as seasonal allergies. The medicine blocks histamine (natural substance) that the body generates during the time of an allergic reaction, relieving you of the symptoms of the reaction. Montemac-L Tablet needs to be taken orally and is available in tablet form as well as a solution. It can be used in the form of combination therapy, meaning you may be prescribed this drug along with other medications. You can take the medicine with your food or without it. Montemac-L Tablet belongs to the drug group known as antihistamines. It is used for the treatment of the symptoms that are associated with allergies, both seasonal and all-year round. This medication can also be used to get relief from itching caused due to hives. Montemac-L Tablet blocks the release of histamine, a chemical from your body’s cells. It, therefore, provides you relief from the allergic symptoms such as runny nose, sneezing, and watery, red or itchy eyes. The dosage of Montemac-L Tablet depends on your age, the severity of your condition, medical history and your body’s reaction after the first dose. Your doctor should be informed about your medical history and condition, along with certain conditions like pregnancy, allergies, enlarged prostrate or a kidney disease before you are prescribed to this medicine. You can take Montemac-L Tablet with your food or without it. Also, it is better to take it during the evening, as that can prevent you from feeling drowsy in the daytime. Make sure that you do not take an overdose of the medicine in case you skipped one dose, as it can lead to other side effects. You should also keep in mind not to stop these medicines suddenly as there is a possibility that your symptoms may get worse. Too much of Montemac-L Tablet can lead to extensive drowsiness. It is advisable to take in the amount as prescribed by your doctor. The side effects of Montemac-L Tablet can vary depending on the age group. In case of children above 12 years and adults, the common side effects are sore throat, dry mouth, tiredness and nasopharyngitis (inflammation and redness of your throat and nose). Children of 6-11 years can suffer from cough, fever, bleeding from the nose or sleepiness. Children younger than 6 years may experience diarrhea, vomiting and constipation. These mild side effects do not stay long, but you can consult your doctor for a solution. There are some serious side effects though, that need immediate treatment, like: Allergic reactions, that can cause itching, swelling of your face or throat, or a rash Problems related to the kidney, like trouble in urinating, changes in your usual amount of urine or blood in urine Blurred vision Yellowing of your skin or the eyes Difficulty breathing Sudden mood changes like getting agitated, aggressive, having suicidal thoughts Montemac-L Tablet is known to cause drowsiness, especially in the initial hours. Refrain yourself from activities like driving or using machinery during this period. Also, avoid alcohol as it can further raise your risk of feeling drowsy. Uses: Allergic rhinitis Montemac-L Tablet is used to treat the symptoms associated with seasonal and long-term Rhinitis. Utricaria Montemac-L Tablet is used to treat chronic skin complications associated with Utricaria. Side Effects: In addition to its intended effect, Montemac-L Tablet may cause some unwanted effects too. In such cases, you must seek medical attention immediately. This is not an exhaustive list of side effects. Please inform your doctor if you experience any adverse reaction to the medication. Sleepiness. ModerateLess Common headache ModerateLess Common Blurred vision ModerateLess Common Running nose and cough ModerateLess Common Dry mouth ModerateLess Common diarrhea ModerateLess Common Nausea or Vomiting ModerateLess Common Difficulty in passing urine ModerateLess Common