Transamin Injection
Injection
Transamin Injection
Tranexamic Acid Injection Prescription required
Transamin 500mg Inj is a injection containing Tranexamic Acid 500 mg. It is a antifibrinolytic that helps control bleeding used for heavy menstrual bleeding.
- Generic name
- Tranexamic Acid
- Formula
- Tranexamic Acid
- Drug class
- As labelled
- Medicinal form
- Injection
- Pack
- 10
- SKU
- HD-JF6CP8
About Transamin Injection
Transamin 500mg Inj – Tranexamic Acid Transamin 500mg Inj is a injection of 500 mg containing Tranexamic Acid, supplied by HelloDr Pharmacy in a pack of 10. It is a antifibrinolytic that helps control bleeding. How it works Tranexamic acid stops blood clots from breaking down too early, so bleeding slows and stops sooner. How to take it Transamin 500mg Inj is given by a doctor or nurse as an injection or infusion. The dose and the length of the course depend on how severe the infection or condition is, and on your kidney and liver function. Complete the full course even if you start to feel better. Safety information Not for people with a history of clots or in those with certain kidney conditions without advice. Tell your doctor or pharmacist about every other medicine, supplement or herbal product you take, and about pregnancy, breastfeeding or any long-term illness, before starting Transamin 500mg Inj. Product details • Brand name: Transamin 500mg Inj • Generic name (formula): Tranexamic Acid • Strength: 500 mg • Dosage form: Injection • Pack size: 10 units per pack • Prescription required: Yes Disclaimer: this information is for general guidance and does not replace advice from a qualified doctor or pharmacist. Do not start, stop or change any medicine on your own.
What Transamin Injection is used for
- Heavy menstrual bleeding
- Bleeding after surgery or trauma
- Nose bleeds and dental bleeding
- Bleeding in patients with clotting problems
Transamin Injection dosage and administration
Adult dose: your doctor chooses the dose from the infection and kidney function. Child dose: only if clearly prescribed, usually by weight. How it is given: Transamin Injection is given into a vein or muscle by a healthcare professional. Do not inject it yourself.
How to take
Transamin Injection is prepared and given by a nurse or doctor. Keep your infusion appointments. Tell the team if you feel unwell during the drip.
Transamin Injection warnings
Do not use Transamin Injection if you have had a serious allergy to it or to a related medicine. Stop and get urgent help for swelling, severe rash, or trouble breathing. Do not self-inject. Tell the clinician about penicillin or beta-lactam allergy before the first dose.
Transamin Injection precautions
Use Transamin Injection carefully if you have kidney or liver disease, or if you are pregnant or breastfeeding — ask your doctor first. Tell your doctor about blood thinners and other regular medicines. Alcohol and driving: follow the pack if this medicine can make you sleepy.
Transamin Injection side effects
Nausea Diarrhoea Skin rash or itching Pain at the injection site Headache Rare: severe allergy, unusual bruising, yellowing of the skin, or very loose stools. Contact a doctor if these appear.
Storage instructions
Store in a cool, dry place. Protect from light and moisture. Do not freeze unless the pack says so. Keep out of reach of children.
Packaging and quantity
Transamin Injection is supplied as labelled on the pack. Available strengths: 500 mg. Typical pack: 10. Pack size can vary by batch. Check the carton you receive.
Prescription requirement
You need a doctor's prescription to order Transamin Injection from HelloDr Pharmacy.
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