Is the baby infusion harmful?

? Blood vessels? Needle, this is something that many middle-aged and elderly patients like. No matter what happens, they are happy to lose some Chinese patent medicine injections. Blood vessels? Well, I'll tell you about the dangers of baby infusion. I hope it helps you.

The harm of infusion to infants; Ordinary drugs are ineffective for babies.

When the baby has a runny nose and sneezes, if he takes some cold medicine, it will generally get better, but for the baby who delivers water for a long time, taking medicine doesn't work, mainly because the effect of tablets is slow, not as fast as infusion. Many parents want their baby to get better soon, so they still send water, which will cause a vicious circle.

Increase the risk of allergies

Some babies are allergic to infusion drugs, such as cephalosporins. Although they were not detected at that time, it is easy to have side effects after a long time. Moreover, frequent needle insertion will affect the health of baby's blood vessels.

Reduce the baby's resistance

After a long time of infusion, the baby's body has become dependent on drugs, so that when a cold and fever happen again, even if the baby has an ordinary runny nose, it will gradually have a fever, mainly because the baby's resistance is getting lower and lower.

Classification and clinical application of infusion 1. Electrolyte infusion is used to replenish water and electrolyte in the body and correct acid-base balance in the body. Such as sodium chloride injection, compound sodium chloride injection and sodium lactate injection.

2. Nutritional infusion is used for patients who cannot absorb nutrition orally. Nutrition infusion includes sugar infusion, amino acid infusion and fat emulsion infusion. Glucose injection is the most commonly used in sugar infusion. Amino acid infusion and fat emulsion infusion will be discussed later.

3. Colloidal infusion is used to regulate osmotic pressure in vivo. Colloidal infusion includes polysaccharide, gelatin, high molecular polymers, such as dextran, starch derivatives, gelatin, polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP), etc.

4. Drug infusion includes infusion of therapeutic drugs, such as tinidazole and matrine.

Pediatrics: decide whether to give 1 according to the situation of children. Upper respiratory tract infection: the course of disease is less than 3 days, the body temperature is lower than 38℃, and the mental state is good.

2. Diarrhea in children: Mild dehydration can be used for oral rehydration.

3. Capillary bronchitis: mild wheezing.

4. Hand, foot and mouth disease or herpetic angina: no fever, good mental state and low hemogram.

Four hazards of infusion: 1. Particles are deposited in capillaries in the heart, liver, lungs and other parts, which have an impact on the body;

Second, too many times of infusion can easily lead to acute heart failure and increase the burden on the heart and kidneys;

Third, excessive infusion is accompanied by abuse of antibiotics, which leads to the decline of human resistance and immunity;

Fourth, if disinfection is not strict and operation is not standardized, it will lead to allergic reaction and infusion reaction.

The first disadvantage of infusion is that it is easy to cause infection.

If the skin of syringe, needle and injection site is not strictly disinfected during infusion, it may make the needle eye red, swollen and purulent, and even cause systemic infection.

Second, infusion is more likely to cause adverse reactions.

Compared with oral drugs and intramuscular injection, drugs directly enter blood vessels without any barrier during infusion. Once allergic, patients may go into shock or even die within a few minutes. If the infusion speed is too fast, pulmonary edema may be caused by excessive circulation load.

Third, it takes time and money.

Transfusion lasts from one hour to four or five hours, which is obviously more time-consuming than oral drugs and intramuscular injection. The cost of the same drug with the same dose is several times or even ten times higher than that of oral or other commonly used medication methods.