Side Effects of Singulair Drug
Singulair is used to treat asthma and allergies. The generic name of Singulair is montelukast. It works by blocking the chemicals that cause swelling in your lungs and the tightening of the airways. Some users may experience side effects while using Singulair.
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Major Side Effects
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If you experience bruising, muscle weakness, shaking, behavioral changes or severe sinus pain while taking Singulair you should seek medical attention right away.
Minor Side Effects
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Some minor side effects that have been reported by users of Singulair include heartburn, drowsiness, headache, mild rash and cold symptoms.
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Warnings
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You should not use Singulair to treat an asthma attack that is already in progress. You should also avoid taking Singulair more than it is prescribed.
Drug Interactions
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The main drugs that have been reported as interacting with Singulair are phenobarbital and rifampin. You should be sure to tell your doctor about any medications or vitamins you are taking.
Overdose
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While symptoms of Singulair overdose are not yet known, if you feel that you have taken to much of the medication, you should seek medical attention right away.
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