Nukast 2.5mg/4mg Tablet

What It Treats

✅ Allergies: Runny nose, sneezing, itchy/watery eyes, skin rashes.
✅ Asthma: Helps prevent symptoms (give in evening or before physical activity).
✅ Hay Fever: Relieves allergy-like cold symptoms (blocked nose, sneezing).

How to Give

⏰ Timing:

• Asthma: Evening or 2 hours before exercise.

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

• With/without food: As prescribed, but stick to a fixed time.

⚠️ If vomited: Repeat dose if within 30 minutes; skip if near next dose.

Side Effects (Usually Mild & Temporary)

🤢 Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea
😴 Drowsiness, dry mouth, headache
🌡️ Rare: Fever, sore throat, rash

Contact the doctor if side effects persist or worsen.

Important Safety Tips

✔️ Complete the full course—even if symptoms improve.
✔️ Inform the doctor about other medicines or medical history (kidney/liver issues, allergies, etc.).
❌ Avoid abrupt stopping—may worsen symptoms.

Missed Dose?

Give it when remembered, but skip if close to the next dose. Never double dose.

How It Works

🛑 Blocks allergy-triggering chemicals (histamine & leukotrienes) to reduce swelling, itching, and congestion.

Kidney/Liver Note:

• ❗ Kidney disease: Use with caution; not recommended for severe cases.

• ✔️ Liver disease: Safe, but consult for severe conditions.

Always follow your pediatrician’s instructions. Keep this handy for quick reference! 💊✨