Tranexamic acid — paediatric dose
Weight-based dosing for Tranexamic acid in children. Category: Other.
| Dose | 10–15 mg/kg (trauma: 15 mg/kg load, max 1 g) |
|---|---|
| Per kg | 10–15 mg/kg |
| Maximum | 1000 mg |
| Route | IV |
Clinical notes
Give early in major haemorrhage/trauma.
Common questions
What is the dose of Tranexamic acid in children?
10–15 mg/kg (trauma: 15 mg/kg load, max 1 g). That is 10–15 mg/kg per dose.
What is the maximum Tranexamic acid dose for a child?
The maximum single dose is 1000 mg. Weight-based calculation should never exceed this ceiling.
How is Tranexamic acid given?
Tranexamic acid is given by IV.
About this page
Compiled from standard paediatric references. Verify against a current formulary and your local protocol.
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Last reviewed 2026-08-12.