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  5. I am 6 weeks pregnant, and my scan shows a blood clot (subchorionic haemorrhage). I have been prescribed Etosys Tablet three times daily, but I am getting severe headaches after taking it. Could this be a side effect of the medicine? Is there any safer alternative, or should we reduce the dose?

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I am 6 weeks pregnant, and my scan shows a blood clot (subchorionic haemorrhage). I have been prescribed Etosys Tablet three times daily, but I am getting severe headaches after taking it. Could this be a side effect of the medicine? Is there any safer alternative, or should we reduce the dose?

Asked by Female, 32 · 15 days ago

Chandrakanta Jena

Chandrakanta Jena

Pharm D

15 days ago

Yes, severe headaches may occur as a common side effect of Etosys Tablet (Tranexamic acid and Etamsylate). You should not change or reduce the dose on your own, as it has been prescribed to help control bleeding from the subchorionic haemorrhage (a collection of blood between the womb wall and the outer membrane surrounding the pregnancy). Please inform your doctor or obstetrician, as they may adjust the treatment or suggest safer alternatives based on your scan and symptoms. In the meantime, ensure good hydration, and you may use paracetamol for headache relief if advised by your doctor.
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  1. Possible Side Effects of Etosys Tablet

    • Headaches are a common side effect. Severe headaches should be evaluated by a doctor.

  2. Safety of Etosys Tablet in Early Pregnancy

    • Tranexamic acid should be used cautiously in pregnancy. Supervision by a healthcare provider is essential.

  3. Alternatives for Subchorionic Hemorrhage

    • Discuss alternative treatments with your obstetrician for personalized advice.

  4. Dose Adjustment Considerations

    • Do not adjust the dose without consulting your doctor due to pregnancy and bleeding risk.

  5. When to Seek Immediate Medical Attention

    • Seek urgent care if experiencing worsening headaches, vision changes, or neurological symptoms.

Answered 5 days ago