Tranexamic Acid Tablets (500 mg) For Heavy Periods

You should discuss with your doctor if you are pregnant, think you may be pregnant, plan on having a baby or are breast-feeding before taking Tranexamic Acid Tablets (500 mg).

Most teenagers of all ages can take Tranexamic Acid Tablets (500 mg). Your doctor will provide guidance on exactly how much medicine should be given to your teenager, by working out the dose according to their weight.

If you’ve accidentally taken too much Tranexamic Acid Tablets (500 mg), you must immediately inform your doctor or make your way to the nearest hospitals emergency department.

You may feel sick, be sick or dizzy if you take too much of this medicine.

You should not take a double dose of Tranexamic Acid Tablets (500 mg) to make up for a forgotten dose. Instead, take the next dose as planned. Ask your doctor or pharmacist for further details on taking this medicine.

Tranexamic Acid Tablets (500 mg) should be kept out of sight and the reach of children. The medicine should be kept within the original packaging and kept below 30°C.

Do not take medicine after its expiry date, which you can find on the carton. The expiration date refers to the last day of that month.

Ask your pharmacist for the best method of disposal, which will help to safeguard the environment. Avoid disposing alongside wastewater or household waste.

For further detail on Tranexamic Acid Tablets (500 mg), our free Ask-a-Pharmacist service can put you in touch with one of our pharmacists who can provide you with professional medical advice. You can also check reputable online sources like the BNF website.

The time it takes for Tranexamic Acid Tablets (500 mg) to start working can vary from person to person. It can take up to 24 hours for the medicine to take full effect.

You take tranexamic acid for up to 4 days in each period. You start once your heavy bleeding has begun, and only take it while the bleeding is heavy.

You don’t take it between periods. You take it again whenever a period is heavy, and it can be used this way for as long as your periods stay regular and heavy.

If your periods become irregular, or your bleeding hasn’t reduced after three periods, speak to your doctor. Another treatment may suit you better.

In rare cases, Tranexamic Acid Tablets (500 mg) may increase the risk of blood clots. If you have a history of blood clotting disorders or deep vein thrombosis, discuss this with your doctor before starting the medication.

Patients with liver or kidney impairment should use Tranexamic Acid Tablets (500 mg) with caution, as the medication may need to be dose-adjusted or avoided altogether in severe cases. Consult your doctor for personalised guidance.

There is limited data on the effects of Tranexamic Acid Tablets (500 mg) on fertility or the risk of birth defects. If you’re planning a pregnancy or are pregnant, consult with your doctor to weigh the potential risks and benefits of taking this medication.

You can explore online support groups or advocacy organisations, such as Wear White Again, for more information and resources on heavy menstrual bleeding or conditions treated with Tranexamic Acid Tablets (500 mg). Your healthcare provider may also be able to provide recommendations.