Intravenous infusion is a method of injecting a large number of sterile liquids, electrolytes and drugs into the body through veins based on the principle of atmospheric pressure and hydrostatic pressure. Nowadays, intravenous infusion technology is becoming more and more "convenient", and even there is a trocar that does not need to be pulled out for a week or two.
However, according to the principle of medication recommended by the World Health Organization, "drugs that can be taken orally should be taken orally as much as possible, and intravenous infusion does not require intramuscular injection".
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Anhui Provincial Health Planning Commission announced the list of "53 diseases that do not need infusion", clearly pointing out that some surgical, gynecological inflammation and children's diseases may not need antibiotic infusion. As soon as the list was published, it was immediately spread and shared on social platforms such as Weibo and WeChat circle of friends.
Some insiders believe that the list is published by authoritative organizations, which improves the public's attention to rational infusion and can play a certain guiding role; Some experts also believe that the need for infusion depends on the severity of the disease, the stage of progress and the patient's physique. Just listing diseases is too rigid and may fall into the misunderstanding of "one size fits all".
The incidence of toxic reaction and allergic reaction of liquid is much higher than that of oral liquid, such as infusion reaction, gastrointestinal reaction, air embolism, needle fainting, phlebitis and liquid extravasation. Some of them will have serious consequences and even threaten life.
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