Trapic 500mg Tablet (Tranexamic Acid) – Anti-bleeding Medication for Surgical & Menstrual Bleeding

Trapic 500mg Tablet is an anti-fibrinolytic medication containing Tranexamic Acid, clinically proven to control and prevent excessive bleeding in various conditions. It is particularly effective for heavy menstrual bleeding, post-dental extraction bleeding, nosebleeds, and bleeding during prostate or bladder surgeries. By stabilizing blood clots and preventing their breakdown, Trapic helps reduce blood loss and promotes faster recovery. Take exactly as prescribed by your doctor, with or without food. While generally safe, patients with kidney disease or those who’ve undergone cardiac surgery should use with caution. Avoid alcohol consumption as it may increase drowsiness.

Uses of Trapic 500mg Tablet:

• Control of heavy menstrual bleeding
• Prevention of bleeding after tooth extraction
• Management of nosebleeds (epistaxis)
• Reduction of surgical bleeding in oral, prostate, or bladder procedures
• Treatment of dysfunctional uterine bleeding

Benefits of Trapic 500mg Tablet:

• Rapid Bleeding Control: Works quickly to stabilize blood clots
• Surgical Support: Reduces blood loss during and after operations
• Menstrual Relief: Effectively manages heavy periods
• Versatile Application: Useful for various bleeding disorders

Side Effects of Trapic 500mg Tablet:

Most side effects are mild but consult your doctor if persistent:

• Muscle, bone, or joint pain
• Headache and back pain
• Nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea
• Fatigue and lightheadedness
• Low blood pressure (hypotension)
• Allergic skin reactions

How to Use Trapic 500mg Tablet?

Take as directed by your physician, typically 2-3 times daily during bleeding episodes. Swallow whole with water – do not crush or chew. May be taken with or without food. For menstrual bleeding, treatment usually lasts up to 5 days per cycle.

How Trapic 500mg Tablet Works?

Trapic contains Tranexamic Acid which inhibits plasminogen activation, preventing the breakdown of fibrin clots. This anti-fibrinolytic action helps maintain existing clots and reduces excessive bleeding in various conditions.

Safety Advice:

• Alcohol: Avoid – may increase drowsiness
• Pregnancy: Consult doctor – limited safety data
• Breastfeeding: Probably safe with medical supervision
• Driving: Generally safe – may cause dizziness in some
• Kidney Disease: Requires dose adjustment
• Liver Disease: Safe in most cases

What If You Miss a Dose?

Skip the missed dose if it’s almost time for your next scheduled dose. Never take two doses together to make up for a missed one.

FAQs:

Q1. Can Trapic cause blood clots or pulmonary embolism?

While rare, Trapic may increase clotting risk in predisposed individuals (those with prolonged bed rest or clotting disorders). Proper dosing minimizes this risk.

Q2. Should Trapic be taken with food?

Can be taken with or without food. Swallow whole with water for best results.

Q3. How long can I take Trapic for heavy periods?

Typically prescribed for 3-5 days during menstrual bleeding. Duration may vary based on your condition.

Q4. Does Trapic affect fertility?

No evidence suggests it affects ovulation or fertility. It’s not a contraceptive.

Q5. Can Trapic be used for nosebleeds?

Yes, effective for recurrent nosebleeds. Treatment duration depends on severity.

Q6. What drugs interact with Trapic?

Avoid with blood thinners (warfarin, acenocoumarol) and retinoids. Always inform your doctor about all medications you’re taking.