Hemo In Strip Of 10 Tablets

• Heavy menstrual bleeding: Tranexamic acid helps preserve clots and ethamsylate supports bleeding control in small blood vessels, reducing excessive blood loss during periods.

• Nausea, stomach pain or diarrhoea: These digestive symptoms may occur after starting treatment. Seek medical advice if vomiting prevents fluids or diarrhoea is severe or bloody.
• Headache: Headache may occur during treatment. Seek urgent help if it is sudden, severe or accompanied by weakness or vision changes.
• Nasal symptoms: Nasal congestion, sinus pain or sinus inflammation may cause a blocked or pressured feeling. Seek advice if symptoms are severe or persistent.
• Rash: A skin rash may develop as a reaction to the medicine. Get emergency medical help for breathing difficulty or swelling of the face, lips or throat.
• Body aches: Tiredness or muscle, bone and joint pain may occur during treatment. Contact your doctor if these symptoms are severe or limit normal activity.

• Use Hemo in only after the cause of heavy menstrual bleeding has been assessed.
• Keep a record of bleeding and symptoms for your follow-up visit.
• Seek urgent help for chest pain, sudden breathlessness or one-sided leg swelling.
• Report any new colour-vision change or other visual symptom promptly.
• Do not share Hemo in tablets with another person.

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