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A member asked:
Lysteda works well for my heavy periods. i read eyelid twitching is a serious side effect, i was unaware. what does it mean?!
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Lysteda: Tranexamic acid works by inhibiting your bodies plasmin. Common adverse effects are diarrhea, hypotenison (mainly when given IV), nausea/vomiting and visual abnormalities. I am unaware of "eye twitiching" as a sign of side effect. At least I can not find this on a peer reviewed source.
Answered 1/12/2021
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