Tranexamic Acid + Mefenamic Acid Tablets

Description

Mefjey-TX by Ellanjey is a potent, dual-action combination tablet containing Tranexamic Acid 500 mg and Mefenamic Acid 250 mg. This formulation is specifically designed for the comprehensive management of heavy menstrual bleeding (menorrhagia) and dysmenorrhea (painful periods). Unlike conventional treatments that address either heavy bleeding OR pain, Mefjey-TX tackles both problems simultaneously through two complementary mechanisms of action – reducing menstrual blood loss while providing effective pain relief.

Key Benefits:

• Dual-action formula – Antifibrinolytic (Tranexamic acid 500mg) + NSAID (Mefenamic acid 250mg)

• Reduces heavy menstrual bleeding by 50-70% – More effective than either agent alone

• Relieves menstrual cramps (dysmenorrhea) – Mefenamic acid provides potent prostaglandin-mediated pain relief

• Non-hormonal treatment – No hormones involved; suitable for women who cannot take or prefer to avoid hormonal contraceptives

• Preserves fertility – Unlike surgery or ablation, does not affect future fertility

FAQs:

1. What is Mefjey-TX used for?
Mefjey-TX is used for heavy menstrual bleeding (menorrhagia) and painful periods (dysmenorrhea). It significantly reduces menstrual blood loss by 50-70% and provides potent relief from menstrual cramps, often within the first cycle of treatment.

2. How should I take Mefjey-TX tablets?
Take exactly as prescribed, usually 1 tablet three times daily (every 8 hours) starting at the onset of heavy bleeding or pain. Maximum duration is 4 days per menstrual cycle. Do not exceed 3 tablets per day. Swallow whole with water.

3. What are the most serious side effects?
Tranexamic acid increases the risk of blood clots (DVT, PE, stroke). Seek immediate medical attention for leg swelling/pain, sudden breathlessness, chest pain, or sudden vision loss. Mefenamic acid can cause GI bleeding (black/tarry stools, vomiting blood).

4. Who should NOT take Mefjey-TX?
Avoid if you have a history of blood clots (DVT, PE, stroke), clotting disorders (thrombophilia), peptic ulcer disease, severe kidney or liver disease, or allergy to NSAIDs. Also avoid during pregnancy (except postpartum hemorrhage under medical supervision).