Why don't you ask your asthma doctor what to do? It's possible that your colds are just coincidence, or maybe caused by something else. At any rate, if you *do* quit Singular, you should probably switch to something else - you'd need your doc for that anyway.
The only complaint that I have about singulair is that I cant forget to take a dose or my symptoms act up again. I don't have an asthma diagnosis (and am not sure if I want one due to the whole insurance issues), but my doctor still put me on it to see if it would help. I usually take it in the morning everyday, but if I accidently forget to take a does my symptoms flare up and I have to use my inhaler. I am just affraid of the day I will no longer be able to afford Singulair. At that rate I would be using my inhaler ever day almost (like I was in the begining). Medications are so flusterating....
Dday110:
Just read your post and wanted to offer a suggestion. My 8-yr-old son takes Pulmicort. I'm researching Singular which is why I'm posting. I have found that giving him Airborne has strengthened his immune system and hasn't interfered with his meds. It's an OTC that was invented by a schoolteacher. You might try it or add more Vitamin C to your diet. Good luck!
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