Dear Reader,

It’s common to wonder about combining medicines when you have multiple symptoms like fever and body pain. Paracetamol is often advised for fever and mild pain, while Meftal Spas is usually given for period cramps. Many people take them at the same time, but reactions can vary depending on individual health, other medications, or any existing conditions.

If you’re considering taking both, it’s usually helpful to check the timing and dosage of the medicine with your doctor and ensure you follow the instructions for each. Your doctor might suggest taking them a few hours apart or together with food, but this can differ depending on your personal situation.

If you notice anything unusual after taking both, or if you have an ongoing fever or severe pain, it’s a good idea to consult a doctor. They can guide you on safe use and suggest alternatives if needed.

Wishing you good health.

Dear Reader,

It’s understandable to notice changes in your period and wonder if your medicine is related. Many people track their cycles closely, and small variations in timing can happen for a variety of reasons, including stress, sleep, diet, or natural hormonal fluctuations.

Meftal Spas is usually advised by doctors for period cramps, and occasional use around your cycle is common. Because everyone’s body reacts differently, it can be hard to say whether a delayed period is directly related to the medicine or just a coincidence.

If you notice consistent changes in your cycle or periods that are unusually late, it can be helpful to keep a simple record and share it with a doctor or gynaecologist. They can help you understand what might be influencing your cycle and suggest ways to manage cramps while monitoring overall menstrual health.

Wishing you good health.

Dear Reader,

It’s quite common to feel a bit uneasy when you take a new medicine, and stomach-related concerns may come up with Meftal Spas. Some people do notice mild discomfort, while others don’t feel anything at all; response can vary from person to person. Sometimes, the timing of the dose, taking it on an empty stomach, or general period-related sensitivity can also make the stomach feel unsettled.

If the discomfort is mild and settles on its own, you may simply monitor how you feel for a little while. Taking the medicine after meals may be helpful, but it depends on what works best for you.

If the upset stomach keeps coming back, feels stronger than expected, or doesn’t ease, it is important to check in with your doctor. They can help you figure out whether you should continue with Meftal Spas or try another option for period pain relief.

Wishing you good health.

Dear Reader,

The dry mouth and throat you are experiencing while taking Montek LC Tablet (a combination medicine containing Montelukast and Levocetirizine) are indeed common side effects.

The component Levocetirizine, which is an antihistamine, is known to sometimes cause dryness of the mouth, throat, and eyes. This effect is usually manageable.

What you can do to help:

• Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water regularly throughout the day. Keep sipping water at frequent intervals.
• Stimulate Saliva: Eat sour fruits and berries. Good Oral Hygiene: Maintain excellent oral hygiene, as dry mouth can increase the risk of dental issues.
• Humidifier: Using a humidifier, especially at night, can help with throat dryness.

When to consult a healthcare professional:

While dry mouth is common, you should talk to your doctor if:

• The dryness is severe or consistently bothersome.
• It is accompanied by other new or worrying symptoms.
• It significantly interferes with your daily activities, such as speaking or eating.

Do not stop taking your prescribed daily allergy medicine without consulting your doctor, as they can assess your symptoms and determine if any adjustment to your treatment plan is needed.