Key Points for Parents

What It Treats

• Allergies: Runny nose, sneezing, itchy/watery eyes, skin rashes, swelling.

• Asthma (preventive use, especially before physical activity).

• Hay fever (allergic rhinitis).

Dosage & Timing

• Fixed time: Give as prescribed, before/after food.

  • Asthma: Evening or 2 hours before exercise.

  • Allergies: Morning or evening (match symptom timing). If both asthma + allergy, prefer evening.

• If vomiting: Repeat dose if child vomits within 30 mins; skip if near next dose.

Side Effects (Usually Mild & Temporary)

• Common: Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, drowsiness, dry mouth, rash, headache.

• Rare: Fever, fatigue, elevated liver enzymes.

• Consult doctor if side effects persist or worsen.

Safety Tips

• Complete the course: Even if symptoms improve, finish prescribed doses.

• Kidney/liver issues: Inform the doctor; dose adjustments may be needed. Avoid in severe kidney disease.

• Missed dose: Give when remembered; skip if close to next dose. Never double dose.

How It Works

• Contains Levocetirizine (blocks histamine) + Montelukast (reduces airway inflammation).

When to Alert the Doctor

• Existing medicines, medical history (e.g., heart/liver/kidney issues, allergies, birth defects).

• No improvement or worsening symptoms after a few doses.

Note: Always follow your pediatrician’s instructions. Keep the syrup out of reach and use a measuring cup for accuracy.