Romilast 4mg Granules is utilized to forestall asthma assaults in youngsters. It might likewise be utilized to ease breathing challenges brought about by arduous proActive tasks. This medication likewise helps treat side effects of skin and sensitivities to pollen like runny nose, wheezing, tingling, enlarging, clog, and watery eyes. Give Romilast 4mg Granules to your youngster at a proper time previously or after food in the endorsed portion, time, and way. You might have to give it to your kid for half a month prior to it begins to forestall asthma assaults. For asthma, favor giving Romilast 4mg Granules in the evening or 2 hours before actual work. For sensitivity, it is ideal to give it in the evening, contingent on the hour of beginning of side effects. In the event that your youngster has both, incline toward giving it in the evening. In the event that your youngster retches in the span of 30 minutes of taking this medication, give a similar portion once more, however skip it assuming it's now time for the following portion. Your youngster might begin to feel improved after a couple of normal portions. Notwithstanding, you should in any case finish the recommended portion to guarantee greatest advantage. In addition, halting the medication unexpectedly may demolish your kid's condition. This medication might cause a few minor and brief aftereffects like fever, migraine, stomach agony, and looseness of the bowels. Typically, these episodes die down once your kid's body adjusts to the medication. Be that as it may, on the off chance that these impacts endure or begin annoying your kid, counsel your kid's primary care physician immediately. Inform your youngster's PCP as to whether your kid is as of now taking any meds. Likewise, portray your youngster's finished clinical history, including any earlier episodes of sensitivity, heart issue, blood jumble, vascular problems, birth absconds, aviation route impediment, lung irregularity, skin jumble, liver disability, and kidney glitch. This data is basic for portion adjustments and in arranging your kid's general treatment.