The dreams I remembered in the morning were just as vivid and weird on the 3rd week with no montelukast. Researchers have studied Singulair quite a bit now that it's been around a while. This may be one of those potential "side effects" they never confirm or fully understand the etiology of. Also, I also experimented going off Singulair. I did this to confirm it was really helping and decided it definitely was.
But, I never paid attention to my dreams. Perhaps another with doctors permission of course future experiment is in order. Site Moderator. I would usually consider myself as one of those folks who experience no side effects to Singulair. But, interestingly, I do have some interesting dreams. You never know.
This is one of those things there's really no way of knowing for sure. Another note. One theory, if not the only one, is that Singulair "might" cross the blood brain barrier. What it does up there if anything is unknown. But, other asthma medicines also do this. For instance, Ventolin crosses the barrier to potentially cause tremors, nervousness, etc. Kerri MacKay Moderator. This is fascinating!! Is this the same reason for the tachycardic effects too or is that another mechanism so to speak?
When I take it, I breath better. I do have to set a couple alarms as I have switched off my alarm clock more than once while sleeping. The Singular seems to help with my allergies. Yes, I remember now - you're switching over from Advair to Symbicort, once your Advair is used up. Thank you for clarifying that. Risks associated with the drug may outweigh the benefits for some patients, particularly when symptoms are mild, then FDA said.
Those taking montelukast who exhibit mood changing behaviors should immediately report symptoms to a healthcare provider. These can include bad or vivid dreams, depression, disorientation or confusion, feeling anxious, hallucinations, irritability, restlessness, stuttering, and uncontrolled muscle movements. Institute for Value-Based Medicine. About AJMC. Please note that Singulair is an important drug for many asthma sufferers and those prescribed the drug should not discontinue use on their own.
If you or your child have been prescribed Singulair, be sure to discuss the possible side effects with your doctor so you can be vigilant for possible adverse effects of the drug. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
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