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What specific abnormality does tranexamic acid (txa) address in a trauma patient?

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The specific abnormality does tranexamic acid (txa) address in a trauma patient is arresting excessive bleeding.

<h3>What is trauma?</h3>

Trauma refers to a sudden injury or shock that individuals experience as a result of accidents or other situations.

Tranexamic acid (txa) is a drug which is used to treat haemorrhage in trauma victims.

It helps in blood coagulation process and prevents excessive bleeding.

Therefore, the specific abnormality does tranexamic acid (txa) address in a trauma patient is to prevent excessive bleeding.

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