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Management of painful bleeding.
Short-term treatment for hemorrhage or risk of hemorrhage in conditions associated with increased fibrinolysis or fibrinogenolysis.
Management of local fibrinolysis as occurs in the following conditions: Prostatectomy and bladder surgery; Menorrhagia; Epistaxis; Conization of the cervix; Traumatic hyphaema; Hereditary angioneurotic edema; Dental extraction in hemophiliacs.
Mefenamic acid: For the relief of mild to moderate pain in acute and chronic conditions including: pain of traumatic, arthritic or muscular origin; primary dysmenorrhoea; headache and dental pain. It is also indicated as an antipyretic in febrile conditions. Mefenamic acid reduces blood loss in menorrhagia where the menorrhagia is due to ovulatory dysfunctional bleeding. Uterine and other pathology should first be excluded before prescribing mefenamic acid this indication.
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