Texid Tablet is used to treat diseases or situations that cause excessive bleeding from the body, such as menstruation (periods), surgical procedures, nosebleeds, and internal bleeding. The active drug is Tranexamic acid, which belongs to the antifibrinolytic class of medicines. Texid Tablet prevents the disintegration of clots, resulting in the cessation of bleeding. Texid Tablet should be taken exactly as instructed by your doctor, at the doses and period specified. Take a Texid Tablet with meals to prevent stomach discomfort. Some typical adverse effects of Texid Tablet include nausea and vomiting, however not everyone has them. These side effects usually go away over time, however, if you feel the unwanted effects please consult your doctor.

Usage instructions-

• Take a Texid Tablet according to your doctor’s instructions. With meals, you can take the Texid Tablet.

How it works-

Texid Tablet includes Tranexamic acid, an 'anti-fibrinolytic drug'. It works by controlling the breakdown of blood clots in your body. It inhibits the production and activity of plasmin, an enzyme required for the breaking of blood clots. This effect slows down irregular bleeding.

Safety information-

Pregnancy

Texid Tablet is safe to use during pregnancy. Studies in animals have shown minimal or no adverse effects on the developing baby. However, limited human studies are available. Please consult your doctor.

Breastfeeding

Texid Tablet is probably safe to breastfeed. Limited human data suggests that the drug causes no risk to the baby. Please consult your doctor.

Alcohol

Avoid alcohol consumption with Texid Tablet it may cause excessive drowsiness.

Driving

Texid Tablet does not affect your drive.

Kidney

Texid Tablet should be administered with caution to patients with kidney issues. Dose adjustments may be necessary. Please consult your doctor.

Liver

Texid Tablet is probably safe for use in people with liver impairment. Due to the limited data available, dose adjustments may not be necessary in patients with liver disease. Please consult your physician.