Consult with Pediatrician physically for further evaluation and treatment

The usual recommended dose of montair for 6 year old child is 5 mg.

Greetings I have noted that your son is 6 years old and weighs 20 kg. Your observation is completely correct; the standard, approved pediatric dose of Montair (montelukast) for a 6-year-old child is 5 mg once daily. A 10 mg dose is typically reserved for adults and adolescents aged 15 years and older. Since his recurring cough and persistent wheezing point toward hyperreactive airways or environmental allergies triggered by his village travel, long-term controller therapy is appropriate. However, before starting this one-month course, you must consult your pediatrician to confirm if the 10 mg prescription was a typographical error or an intentional, high-dose choice for his specific condition. While resolving this with the doctor, closely monitor his breathing and seek emergency medical attention if you notice warning signs like rapid breathing, chest retractions, or severe breathing difficulty.

Syp omnocortic 5mg/5ml 5ml BD for 5days u take If symptoms subside it’s good. We need basic work up to rule out any other diseases CBC CRP ESR AEC i chest x ray Then everything is normal then we will start Multi dose inhaler if allergic cough

It is 5 mg .consult physically to pediatrician again to confirm dose.

It is 5 mg

Your right it is 5mg only Dont give 10mg it's high dose