Ethasyl

Ethasyl (Etamsylate) is an anti-hemorrhage medication prescribed as a treatment to prevent capillary hemorrhages associated with haematuria, haemoptysis, and menorrhagia. It works by rebalancing abnormal platelet adhesion.

The correct dosage of Ethasyl (Etamsylate) will depend on the patient`s condition, its severity, as well as their health condition and medical history. Strictly follow your prescription when dosing. An example of a common prescription is 250mg to 500mg, taken 1 to 4 times per day alongside meals. Treatment usually lasts until your condition has significantly improved enough. Regular checkups are required when taking this medicine so your physician can adjust your dose as required.

Inform your physician of any side effects which you suffer from. If any side effects persist, turn severe, or begin to worry or bother you, notify your physician as soon as possible. The most commonly reported side effects experienced by patients taking Ethasyl (Etamsylate) include the following:

• Nausea
• Vomiting
• Diarrhea
• Fever
• Headaches