It is best to drink water two hours after taking montelukast so that it does not interfere with the coverage of montelukast over the area of illness.
Montelukast has antidiarrheal properties that can improve diarrhea caused by intestinal infections or digestion.
Taking montelukast, it is better to drink water or eat after two hours, which is conducive to the immobilization of montelukast, covering the disease site, improving the mucous membrane barrier by binding with mucus and glycoproteins, and promoting the repair of the mucous membrane, thus playing an astringent and diarrhea-relieving role.
Taking montelukast may cause mild constipation, and the contraindications are not clear. For the treatment of acute diarrhea, attention should be paid to correcting dehydration.
It is recommended that Montelukast be taken under the supervision of a physician, and self-medication is not recommended.