Dr. Sanya Dhingra
General Practitioner
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Hi doctor,
I am 31 years old. I am suffering from allergic asthma for the past two months. Before one and a half years, I had the same issue and now I am facing the same issue. Whenever I contact dust while cleaning or sometimes in the rainy season, I start to have sneezing and itching in my eyes with breathing problems. I am taking Montek LC tablet daily, Livolin and Foracort fort 400 for fifty days. After taking Montec LC, I do not face any problems. While stopping the medicine, I start to have breathing problems, and at that time, I start to use Foracort fort inhaler and it provides me some relief. I want to know whether I am taking the correct one. Is it good to take Montek LC for a long time? I have sneezing with itching in my eyes. After having it, I start using Fluticasone nasal spray and for blocking nose, I am using Autrivin nasal drop.
Hi,
Welcome to icliniq.com.
Asthma is a chronic illness. Since it is allergic, it can stay lifelong. You can continue taking medicines along with inhalers as prescribed by your doctor. Try to avoid having any stimulus like dust and pollution for your acute attacks. Taking these medications will not cause any serious side effects.
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