U.S., May 31 -- ClinicalTrials.gov registry received information related to the study (NCT06997796) titled 'Treatment of Nosebleeds in the Emergency Department With Powder Tranexamic Acid' on May 13.
Brief Summary: Nosebleeds are very common, occurring in 60% of the population; in some patients, nosebleeds are a life-threatening emergency. To stop a nosebleed in the emergency department, doctors usually have to burn the nose (called cauterization) or insert pledgets (called nasal packing) into the nose to apply direct pressure to the bleeding site. Nasal packing can cause pain and discomfort at the time it is inserted in the nose and again when it is removed. In rare cases it can cause a range of complications: minor complications include ...