Bilastine 20mg & montelukast 10mg Tablet
Bilastine 20mg + montelukast 10mg
Cipla
100 Tablet/s
Product availability
US $35.00
What is bilastine 20mg & montelukast 10mg tablet?
This tablet combines two allergy-fighting drugs in one dose. Bilastine 20mg & montelukast 10mg tablets treat allergic rhinitis and its symptoms are sneezing, runny nose, and nasal blockage. Cipla is the manufacturer of the product Bilacip M. Allgenericcure has this tablet listed at .
More about this tablet?
The active ingredients are bilastine and montelukast, at 20 mg and 10 mg strengths. Bilastine is an antihistamine. It stops histamine from triggering the itching, sneezing, and swelling that come with allergies. Montelukast works differently. It blocks leukotrienes, chemicals that narrow airways and add to nasal congestion. Together, the two cover more allergy symptoms than either drug alone.
People looking for a bilastine antihistamine option in the UK often want a leukotriene blocker paired with it. This tablet combines both — histamine control plus airway relief in one dose.
Who makes Bilacip M?
CIPLA manufactures this tablet, sold under the name Bilacip M. No other brand detail applies to this listing.
Why would a doctor prescribe bilastine 20mg & montelukast 10mg tablets?
Doctors prescribe this combination when a patient has both an allergic reaction and airway symptoms that a plain antihistamine can’t fully settle. It’s common in seasonal allergic rhinitis, where sneezing and nasal blockage stick around together. Some patients with mild asthma-like symptoms linked to allergies get this pairing too. Montelukast handles the airway side, bilastine handles the histamine reaction.
People asking about side effects usually want to know what to expect early on. The list is generally short:
- Headache or mild drowsiness
- Dry mouth or throat irritation
- Stomach upset in some users
Anyone with a history of liver disease or a known reaction to either active ingredient should tell their doctor before starting this tablet. If swelling of the face, lips, or throat shows up, or breathing becomes difficult, it should be considered as emergency. So in such cases you need to stop the tablet and get medical help right away.
How to store the medication?
- Keep the strip away from direct heat and moisture.
- Places like kitchen shelf near the stove is not the place for it.
- Room temperature, out of direct sunlight, keeps the tablet stable until it’s used.
