When you get sick, have a fever, don’t feel well, get an infusion! That’s what a lot of people do ah, I’m sure in many of your memories growing up, you have been taken by an adult to get an infusion. Even if you have children now, you treat your children in this way again. Unbeknownst to you, this is a very ignorant behavior, which is a kind of murder in disguise! 1, 1 bottle of liquid has 200,000 particles Input into the body of the liquid looks clean and transparent, in fact, hidden countless risks, however, more than 95% of the people do not know this. In fact, the particles in the infusion bottle have always been the “faithful companion” of the injection solution. You’ll find glass shards inside the bottle swirling around like bubbles in a carbonated beverage. When these particles enter the bloodstream during infusion, they are prone to pulmonary granulomas, pulmonary edema, venous inflammation and allergic reactions. If a large number of insoluble particles, especially asbestos particles into the body, can also cause lung cancer and leukemia. A scholar conducted an autopsy on a cadaver that had been given 40 liters of “vials” during his lifetime and found that the cadaver had more than 500 granulomas and a large number of microvascular plugs in the lungs alone. In 2010, a hospital on the “bottle” sampling test, found in 1 ml of 20% mannitol solution, can be found in 4-30 micron particle size 598. In 1 ml of 50% dextrose add penicillin solution can be detected in the particle size of 2 ~ 16 micron particles 542. Based on this calculation, there would be 200,000 particles in 500 milliliters of medicinal solution. Why are there so many particles in the injection solution? Because it is almost always possible to be contaminated by insoluble particles during the production, storage, transportation, configuration and use of injection solutions. First, the injection of the production process brought about by: such as the drug production process brought about by carbon black particles, packaging brought about by plastic particles, etc.; Second, the injection of the configuration of the injection brought about by: such as infusion device puncture rubber plug brought about by rubber particles, cutting ampoules produced by the negative pressure of glass debris inhaled into the liquid, etc.; Third, the environmental factors: the air flow will make the dust, fibers, and bacteria, through the intake pipe into the liquid. Some of these causes can be avoided or minimized, but some are difficult to avoid. The diameter of the smallest capillaries in the human body is only 4~7 microns, long-term infusion, especially nowadays there are not many infusers with filter structure, particles more than 4 microns will accumulate in the capillaries, and the more they accumulate, the more they will damage the blood vessels. Intravenous infusions are recognized as the most dangerous form of drug delivery and are medically invasive. This is because it requires puncturing a blood vessel and feeding it something that does not belong in the vessel. 2, hundreds of thousands of people die from infusion every year According to the statistics of China Safe Injection Coalition, the number of deaths caused by unsafe injections in China is more than 390,000 per year. According to the World Health Organization, more than 70% of infusions are unnecessary. The alarming abuse of infusion has brought major disasters to mankind and our country has become the hardest hit area. Too much infusion too fast will cause acute heart failure, long-term infusion will aggravate the burden on the heart and kidneys, and bring serious adverse effects on health. Too much infusion is often accompanied by a large number of antibiotic abuse, resulting in human flora imbalance, decline in disease resistance, reduced immunity and bacterial resistance to increase, all of which will have serious adverse effects on our body! If the sterilization is not strict, operation is not standardized, due to liquid contamination caused by allergic reactions, infusion reactions, etc., for which a lot of people pay for their lives every year across the country. Clinical also found that the more drugs added to the “bottle”, the more toxic side effects. The more drugs added to the “bottle”, the greater the toxic side effects. “Bottle”, such as the combination of seven drugs, its toxic side effects will increase by more than 50%. Some drugs if “with” improper, directly into the blood circulation, can quickly occur chemical precipitation, and even toxic reactions. 3, what patients need infusion The first category is indeed serious, in order to make the drug in the body within a short period of time to play a role in reducing the digestive absorption and liver metabolism consumed time, but the condition can be changed to oral after stabilization. The second category of drugs are poorly absorbed and can only be administered by intravenous infusion to achieve effective concentration. The third category is absorption dysfunction or coma, with impaired consciousness, swallowing dysfunction and so on. If you are not one of these three categories, you might as well not be so proactive about asking for an infusion! Do not always ask the doctor to give fluids, can not say that all need to be infused, can not say that all do not need, should be judged by the doctor, the patient has to do is to cooperate with the doctor. 4, the truth: six types of respiratory diseases do not need fluids can take medicine, no injection, can be injected, no infusion, this is the doctor’s general principle of treatment. However, many patients who do not need fluids always take the initiative to ask the doctor to give fluids. In fact, the respiratory clinic common: upper respiratory tract infections; colds; acute bronchitis; chronic cough; mild to moderate chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; asthma acute attack. Most patients in these six categories usually do not need fluids. For example, long-term cough patients, infusion is not good, this is because the cough is not caused by bacterial infection, but may be caused by gastroesophageal reflux, etc., at this time to take other methods of treatment instead of fast results. Can take medicine not injection, can injection not infusion, this has been recognized as the world’s principle of medication, however, many of us do not know, even if we know, but also do not take it seriously! In a country where efficiency is paramount, when a doctor has only 3~4 minutes to see a child, the safest way is obviously to go with the flow of injections; the health literacy of many parents also dictates that they believe that giving their child an infusion is the only way to take their child seriously; and then there is the issue of marketing of medicines and so on. Even if parents are advised on a daily basis “not to rush your child’s fluids”, this does not exempt these children from future infusions or injections, nor does it completely prevent more parents from continuing to insist on fluids.