China’s per capita dosage of antibiotics is 10 times that of the United States, data show that China is a large country in the use of antibiotics, China’s annual sales of antibiotics per capita reached 138 grams, 10 times that of the United States. The analysis suggests that the misuse of antibiotics is one of the reasons for the rapid growth in medical costs, and that the complete elimination of outpatient infusions in large hospitals has essentially cut off the financial path of “big infusions” in medical institutions. Why should outpatient infusion be banned? ”This is the principle of rational use of medicine determined by the World Health Organization, but because of the influence of some misconceptions, many people, regardless of major or minor illnesses, require infusion therapy. Outpatient infusions, especially the abuse of antibiotics, also increase the production of drug-resistant bacteria, and finally no drugs available. There is also the “panacea” favored by many middle-aged and elderly people – Chinese medicine injections, which is also one of the drugs abused in recent years. The insoluble particles in the injections enter the blood circulation and are prone to pulmonary granuloma, pulmonary edema, venous inflammation and allergic reactions. Therefore, intravenous infusion is recognized as the most dangerous way of drug administration. These symptoms do not require infusion: 1, upper respiratory tract infection: common cold, viral pharyngitis. 2.Acute tracheobronchitis with a temperature of 38°C or less. 3.Bronchial dilatation without acute inflammation. 4.Bronchial asthma in chronic persistence and remission. 5.Pediatric diarrheal disease: those who can take oral rehydration for mild dehydration. 6.Capillary bronchitis: those with mild wheezing. 7.Hand, foot and mouth disease or herpes pharyngitis: no fever, good mental status, and blood count is not high. 8.Acute rhinitis, all kinds of chronic rhinosinusitis, allergic rhinitis, acute sinusitis without complications 9.Acute simple pharyngitis, chronic pharyngitis, acute simple tonsillitis. 10.Acute laryngitis (except for severe cases), chronic laryngitis. 11.Acute and chronic otitis externa, acute and chronic otitis media without complications, eczema of the external ear canal, tympanitis.