WEL-Dilate Tablet 10mg

About WEL-Dilate Tablet 10mg

Uses

• Long term prevention of asthma symptoms in adults
• Reducing exercise induced breathing trouble
• Managing seasonal and year round allergic rhinitis
• Add on therapy alongside inhaled asthma treatment

Benefits

• Single evening dose supports overnight asthma control
• Non steroid option that pairs well with inhalers
• Helps ease nasal congestion linked to allergies
• Suitable for long term daily use under medical guidance

What Experts Say

Asthma specialists often add this tablet to an inhaler based routine for patients whose symptoms are not fully controlled. It targets the airway inflammation pathway separately from steroid inhalers, which gives doctors another tool when standard treatment alone is not doing enough.

Consistency matters more than timing precision, since the tablet works over weeks rather than hours. Skipping doses reduces its protective effect against asthma flare ups, and benefits usually build gradually rather than appearing after just one or two doses.

Reports of mood changes and sleep disturbance exist for this drug class, and doctors advise reporting new behavioral symptoms right away. Regular reviews with a pulmonologist help track how well symptoms are being controlled and whether the dose or treatment plan needs any adjustment over time. A written symptom diary can make these follow up visits more useful.

Drug Class

• Leukotriene receptor antagonist

WEL-Dilate Tablet 10mg formula

• Montelukast

Available forms

• Tablet

How to use WEL-Dilate Tablet 10mg?

• One tablet taken daily in the evening
• Swallowed with a glass of water, with or without food
• Continued regularly even when asthma feels well controlled
• Not a substitute for a fast acting rescue inhaler
• Any missed dose taken on the same day when remembered

Drug Interactions

• Phenobarbital: May reduce blood levels of this medicine.
• Rifampin: Can lower its effectiveness when taken together.
• Inhaled Corticosteroids: Commonly combined safely for asthma control.

Risks and warnings

• Behavioral Changes: New agitation, nightmares or mood swings should be reported to a doctor.
• Not for Acute Attacks: Does not act fast enough to stop a sudden asthma episode.
• Liver Impairment: Used cautiously in people with existing liver conditions.
• Pregnancy: Used only if a doctor considers it clearly necessary.
• Allergy History: Avoided in anyone with known hypersensitivity to montelukast.

WEL-Dilate Tablet 10mg Side Effects

• Headache
• Abdominal pain
• Tiredness
• Dizziness
• Cough
• Nasal congestion
• Sleep problems
• Irritability

Storage Conditions

• Store below 25°C away from direct heat
• Keep in the original packaging until use
• Protect from moisture and sunlight
• Keep out of reach of children