How many tranexamic acid tablets should be taken a day to stop bleeding? Can it stop menstruation?

It can be used during menorrhagia. This drug is used to treat menorrhagia with excessive local fibrinolytic activity. It only needs to be taken orally every day: 1-1.5g once, 2-6g a day.

Functional uterine bleeding in adolescence

Functional uterine bleeding in adolescence is a common disease among adolescent girls. The clinical manifestations are irregular vaginal bleeding. Excessive bleeding and failure to stop bleeding in time may lead to varying degrees of anemia and even hemorrhagic shock, which seriously endangers the physical and mental health of adolescent girls. Clinically, rapid and safe hemostatic treatment measures are needed.

What does tranexamic acid tablets do?

Tranexamic acid can competitively inhibit the adsorption of plasminogen to fibrin, thereby preventing its activation, protecting fibrin from being degraded and dissolved by plasmin, and has anti-fibrinolytic activity and the effect of increasing capillary tension, thereby reducing bleeding. Therefore, the combined use of sex hormones and tranexamic acid has a synergistic effect, and the hemostatic effect is better than single use.

How many tranexamic acid tablets should be taken a day to stop bleeding?

: Oral administration: 1-1.5g once, 2-6g per day. To prevent bleeding before and after surgery, you can refer to the above dosage. To treat bleeding caused by primary fibrinolysis, the dosage can be increased as appropriate.

Can tranexamic acid tablets stop menstruation?

Tranexamic acid tablets are commonly used hemostatic drugs in gynecology or postpartum. Its main mechanism is anti-fibrinolytic effect. It inhibits the activity of plasmin and promotes blood coagulation to stop bleeding. In cases of menorrhagia, tranexamic acid tablets can be used to treat menorrhagia with excessive local fibrinolytic activity. Of course, it is not necessary to take tranexamic acid tablets for normal menstruation. It can only be used when menstruation is irregular, especially when menstruation is heavy.

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