Is it ok to take 20mg of montelukast
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How and when to take montelukast - Brand name: Singulair
Dosage
Montelukast comes as 10mg non-chewable tablets, chewable tablets in strengths of 5mg or 4mg, and granules in sachets of 4mg.
The usual dose for adults and children aged 15 years old and over is one 10mg tablet once a day.
The usual dose for children aged 6 to 14 years old is one 5mg chewable tablet once a day.
The usual dose for children from 6 months to 5 years old is 4mg once a day.
I took 20 mg of montelukast
This can be taken as granules, or a chewable tablet for children over 2 years old.
How to take it
Most people take montelukast once a day in the evening to prevent symptoms of asthma or allergies. However, if exercise makes your asthma worse, your doctor might tell you to take montelukast 2 hours before you exercise.
Never take more than 1 dose a day.
How to take non-chewable tablets
You can take montelukast non-chewable tablets with or without food.
Swallow the tablets whole with water, juice or milk.
Do not chew these tablets.
How to take chewable tablets
It's important to take chewable tablets at least 1 hour b
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