Methergin Injection is used to prevent and control excessive bleeding after childbirth or a miscarriage. It contains methylergometrine, an ergot alkaloid that acts on the uterus during the third stage of labour to assist delivery of the placenta and help the uterus contract effectively.
This medicine increases the strength and frequency of uterine contractions, which helps compress blood vessels at the site of the placenta and reduce blood loss in the period right after delivery. It is given only by qualified healthcare professionals in a clinical or hospital setting.
Your care team will monitor your blood pressure closely during and after the injection, since this medicine can cause a notable rise in blood pressure. Resting and staying calm during the procedure can help support recovery.
Tell your doctor about any history of high blood pressure, heart disease, circulation problems, or pre-eclampsia before this injection is given, as it must be used with extreme caution in these situations.








































