INFORMATIVE 💡|| How Tranexamic Acid (
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2019
- Tranexamic Acid (#TXA) is a drug given to bleeding patients to help create blood clots and reduce overall blood loss. TXA is most effective with rapid administration that is, given to a patient within 3 hours of injury. But how does TXA actually stop #bleeding?
This education video that portrays the Mechanism of Action of how TXA stops Tissue Plasminogen Activator (#TPA) from creating Plasmon that prevents nice blood clots.
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🚨 For more information on TXA: www.txacentral.org/
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the best video I've ever witnessed on youtube..
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Thanks , awesome video
I was so intrigued by the video I felt 5 again
Nice❤
Where is the original source! This is phenomenally well made, if all medical videos were like this learning medicine would be easy
It would also take forever to learn medicine
Great explanation.
Besides Tran. Acid be given IV...can it be put directly into the nebulizer machine?? Thanks.
Yes. It can be used for diffuse alveolar hemorrhage
It's awesome..im taking this medicine nd I want to know how it works.. grt
@biswas334Hey, did this work pls reply
Did it work
Is there a specific blood test to know if your body breaks down clots like this?
As I die slowly from fibroid bleeding.. Please TXA help me!!
There are plasma dogs!! ❤️💕💕
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can you chew them? i need to take these badly but i can never swallow pills i’ve tried for at least 7 years and i can’t
Crush them up and put them in a yoghurt or food and consume it that way. Some of my patients take meds this way :)
It's all psychological believe me,i couldn't swallow as well and always started vomiting but then someone told me a trick, it's like you put tablet in you mouth and take a sip of water and just think that you have water in your mouth,just need to swallow water by widening your throat and tada there it goes in your stomach,I'm so used to now
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This still doesn't say *how* it stops the clotting.
Yuh r just dull
Ummm dogs? Does transamic acid stop your body from breaking down things it should ie there must be a reason
That the fibrins are broken down.
Does transamic acid in read risk of stroke or other harmful clots?
Yes gave my cousin a blood clot in 2019 she was sober for 5 years deaf 4 days after she got out of the hospital evil
@@carnevil5740 oh :( what do you mean she was sober and deaf?
And she was on the transexamic acid when that happened?
@@Melanie____ not deaf* i meant died* she was sober and died... 4 days after she got out of the hospital and her release papers said no drugs in her system but transexamic acid was in her system she got a tooth pulled and they administered transexamic acid to "stop the bleeding" she died 4 days later from a blood clot.. the hospital killed her...
@@carnevil5740 and non smoker?
@@carnevil5740 so sorry to hear that I really am . blessings
poor dogs 😢
I hope those dogs die
cute!
Is there a specific blood test to know if your body breaks down clots like this?