murliMy doctor in India prescribs it for 2 weeks (10mg/1 per day) & told me not to continue for more than 1-2 months? I see in this or various other user groups where people have been taking Singulair (montelukast) for many years continuously. I would like to continue Singulair (montelukast) more than a month or two as it helps my allergy/asthma.
How long can you take Singulair (montelukast)?
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- 28 Jun 2011 by murli
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- singulair, asthma, montelukast, allergic rhinitis, doctor
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suzanne6628 Jun 2011
It depends on what triggers your allergy/asthma symptoms.
If your symptoms are seasonal then you will only need to take singulair during that specific time of year - but if your symptoms are perennial (all year round) then you will benefit from taking it every day.
http://www.drugs.com/singulair.html
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