Nukast 4 Syrup (Levocetirizine + Montelukast)
Uses in Children:
✔ Allergic skin conditions (itching, rashes)
✔ Allergy symptoms (runny nose, sneezing, watery eyes)
✔ Hay fever (allergic rhinitis)
✔ Asthma prevention (especially exercise-induced)
Dosage & Administration
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Fixed Timing: Give at the same time daily, with/without food.
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For Asthma: Prefer evening dose or 2 hours before physical activity.
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For Allergies: Morning or evening, depending on symptom timing.
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If Vomiting: Repeat dose if child vomits within 30 minutes; skip if close to next dose.
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Missed Dose: Give when remembered, unless next dose is due. Never double dose.
Key Benefits
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Reduces inflammation, itching, and allergy symptoms.
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Improves nasal congestion, sneezing, and skin reactions.
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Safe for long-term use if prescribed.
Common Side Effects
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Mild: Vomiting, diarrhea, nausea, headache, drowsiness, dry mouth, rash.
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Usually temporary; consult doctor if persistent.
Safety Advice
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Kidney Disease: Use with caution; avoid in severe kidney impairment.
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Liver Disease: Safe, but consult doctor for severe cases.
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Medical History: Inform doctor of allergies, asthma, liver/kidney issues, or other medications.
Important Notes
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Complete the course even if symptoms improve.
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Do not stop abruptly; may worsen condition.
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Storage: Shake well before use; measure dose with a cup/spoon.
Consult your pediatrician for personalized guidance.
(Note: This is a simplified summary. Always follow your doctor’s prescription.)
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