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Is it dangerous to suddenly stop taking singulair (montelukast)? i will run out in 6 weeks, and it doesn't look like i'll be able to get an appointment in time.

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Dr. Lynne Weixel answered

Specializes in Clinical Psychology

There's no warning: There is no warning of danger in abruptly stopping singulair (montelukast) - so don't be afraid. But, if you are really pleased with its' performance and really want to continue, i'd hope the physician's office could call-in a short extension without an appointment. If the pharmacist is familiar with you & the physician, they might provide enough to span until your appointment. It's worth inquiring, right?

Answered 3/19/2021

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