The role of tranexamic acid in obstetric hemorrhage: a narrative review

Abnormal postpartum hemorrhage is a common problem, complicating 3-5% of vaginal and operative deliveries. In majority cases (98%) uterine atony, retained placenta or genital tract lacerations are responsible for excessive blood loss. However, occasionally, serious coagulopathy may occur early after delivery in specific circumstances such as with placental abruption. Also, when bleeding caused by lacerations, dilutional develop. Hence correcting coagulation abnormalities often required. Crucial to manage the use tranexamic acid reduce hyperfibrinolysis. present narrative review, we will discuss prevention management major reviewing available literature.