Albumin infusion for the elderly who need it due to illness is usually harmless, but if combined with hypertension or heart disease and other diseases in acute attacks, the infusion may be too fast and lead to acute heart failure. Elderly people transfusion albumin is generally no greater harm, albumin is mainly used for hemorrhagic shock patients or certain chronic diseases caused by edema, ascites patients, as well as patients suffering from hypoproteinemia, these patients can be under the guidance of the doctor targeted to give intravenous infusion of albumin. Elderly patients with poorly controlled hypertension, or heart disease combined with an acute attack of heart failure, if the infusion of albumin too quickly, may increase the cardiac load of elderly patients, pulmonary edema, pulmonary bruising, telangiectasia, or even respiratory distress, and a series of heart failure manifestations.