Nexic

Indication :

Tranexamic Acid Injection - The medicine belongs to a class of drugs called anti-fibrinolytic drugs. The injection medicine is primarily used to treat abnormal and unwanted bleeding. It is used to prevent or lessen bleeding for a brief period of time in situations including heavy periods, dysfunctional uterine hemorrhage, nosebleeds, teeth extractions, prostate surgery, or after bladder surgery. The dosage and duration of Tranexamic Acid Injection will depend on the severity of your bleeding condition and how your body to it. The best Tranexamic Acid Injection is available with the brand name Nexic injection by Moruf Life Sciences. 
Composition : Tranexamic Acid  IP  100mg

Working Mechanism of  Tranexamic Acid Injection 
The injection consists of Tranexamic as its main component. "tranexamic acid," a substance classified as an "anti-fibrinolytic agent" is typically used to treat bleeding temporarily. The injection works by preventing the breakdown of clots which leads to the stoppage of bleeding. It prevents plasmin, an enzyme necessary for dissolving blood clots, from being released and acting. This result aids in slowing the hemorrhage.

Tranexamic Acid Injection must be administered under the supervision of a healthcare professional. If you have a known allergy to this injection, you shouldn't take it. The most frequent adverse effects of this medication include fatigue, musculoskeletal pain, injection site reactions, and nasal congestion. Tell your doctor if you've had any heart surgery or if you have kidney illness of any kind. Use of this injection during pregnancy or while nursing is safe. Additionally, it is safe to use in those with liver disorders.

Tranexamic Acid Injection Uses

• Treatment of unwanted and abnormal bleeding 

Benefits of Tranexamic Acid Injection 

In the Treatment of Bleeding 
Bleeding happens when blood clots disintegrate quickly. Tranexamic Injection lessens bleeding by delaying the clots' quick disintegration. The bleeding stops, the blood loss stops, and the healing process is enhanced. It is advised to follow a healthy diet in accordance with your condition and with the advice of a doctor because bleeding might make you feel weak. 

General Instructions for the Injection 

Some of the precautions and warnings to keep in mind about Tranexamic Acid Injection are:

• In situations like heavy periods, dysfunctional uterine bleeding, and nosebleeds, tranexamic acid can prevent or minimize severe bleeding after surgery.
• In order to treat your symptoms, your doctor will prescribe the lowest effective dose for the shortest amount of time.
• Take the injection medicine on the first day if you need to take it for heavy periods because taking it before or after won't help.
• When you use this injection medication, your doctor may periodically check your vision.
• If you have a history of kidney or liver illness, let your doctor know before taking the injection.
• If your bleeding does not improve after taking this medication for three consecutive periods, let your doctor know.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q. Can Tranexamic Acid Injection cause pulmonary embolism? 
Blood coagulation is encouraged by tranexamic acid, which can sporadically result in pulmonary embolisms, which can occasionally be fatal. Although pulmonary embolism is not a frequent adverse effect for those using tranexamic acid, it can happen in people who overdose, are bedridden for a long time, or are predisposed to it. Evidence suggests that some other additional risk factors may also contribute to the higher risk of clots.
Q. Does Tranexamic Acid Injection affect fertility?
Tranexamic Acid has no impact on fertility. Evidence suggests there is no connection between this medication's use for excessive menstrual bleeding and ovulation (release of eggs from the ovaries). As a result, this medication is not a sort of contraception and will not have an impact on your ability to conceive.