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Trauma: tranexamic acid has been found to reduce the risk of death in people who bleed heavily from trauma. However, if used more than 3 hours after injury, it may actually increase the risk of death due to bleeding. Cardiac surgery: tranexamic acid is commonly used in cardiac surgery, both cardiopulmonary and non-cardiopulmonary bypass. It replaces the enzyme inhibitin.
Orthopedic surgery: tranexamic acid is used in orthopedic surgery to reduce blood loss. It has proven value in clearing the surgical area and reducing pre- and postoperative blood loss. Reduce the number of drains and transfusions.
Menstrual bleeding: for first-line non-hormonal therapy for dysfunctional uterine bleeding and major bleeding associated with uterine fibroids. A recent study showed that patients treated with tranexamic acid were more likely to develop blood clots and necrosis in their fibroids and could cause pain and fever.
Dental: Tranexamic acid is used in the form of a 5% mouthwash for patients with prolonged bleeding after dental extractions or surgery, such as acquired or hereditary diseases.
In obstetrics, tranexamic acid is used postpartum to reduce bleeding, often in combination with tocotonin/oxytocin and reflexology.
In hemophilia: tranexamic acid can also be used to treat bleeding as a second-line treatment (eg, tooth extraction) in patients with factor VIII addition
Whitening Effect: Tranexamic acid has been proven by years of clinical studies to effectively and quickly dilute blemishes, helping to reveal perfectly fair, bright skin. Tranexamic acid is 50 times more effective than vitamin C and 10 times more effective than AHA. The concentration of use is limited to 2%-3%, and the dosage in cosmetics is about 0.5%.