I went to get an intravenous drip a few days ago, and after it was done

Little Sister: It's okay, there won't be any sequelae. When I was a child, I had a sling injection that was worse than yours, and the intern pricked my hand three times and didn't get it in, and I screamed in pain.

The more I screamed at her, the more panicked I became, and I put seven stitches in my hand, which turned out to be so that I couldn't even see the veins, and finally I changed my doctor and put it in again. No, it's been fine until now. However, you can't use a hot compress, you can only use a cold compress to apply it, otherwise the purple lump will coagulate, and the muscle absorption will be very slow.

If you still feel inappropriate, just take a few anti-inflammatory tablets.

There won't be any problems, you often apply a hot towel.

After a while, it'll be fine, don't be nervous. Sometimes the psychological implication is that you will not be sick and sick, and you will live every day happily and easily.

Possible Causes:

1. The operation is not standardized when the needle is withdrawn.

2. The needle production process is not ideal.

3. Poor absorption of local ** tissues.

Method: 1. Use a hot towel dipped in salt water, gently compress the affected area and rub and knead.

2. Buy some plasters to invigorate blood and dissolve stasis, and cut a small piece of sticking to the affected area.

Bronchitis is mainly caused by bacterial infection, which can cause cough, sputum production and fever, and requires infusion anti-inflammatory**. Generally speaking, it is possible to carry out infusion, bronchitis intravenous drip, azithromycin, clarithromycin, go to the hospital and use ceftriaxone sodium plus ambroxol and other drugs to infuse anti-inflammatory**, *** The smallest is penicillin, which is usually more azithromycin.

Bronchitis is a common clinical respiratory disease, which is a bacterial infection, and if it is not carried out as soon as possible, chronic bronchitis will be formed, which is more difficult. As for the effect of intravenous drip or medication, this situation depends on the specific situation, if the oral drug is not good, it should be infusion as soon as possible**.

As for the intravenous drip for a few days, it depends on the doctor's requirements and the dosage of the drug, although there is a difference of one day, it is recommended to follow the doctor's prescription for the dosage thoroughly**.

Yes, chronic bronchitis is not **, intravenous drips can only improve symptoms and delay the progression of the disease, if you can, it is better to fill up.

In such cases, be sure to follow the doctor who will treat you and ask him to diagnose you face-to-face, according to your condition, of course, you can also tell him some of your own requirements clearly and frankly, such as what kind of activities need to be carried out on the third day? There is no way to get an intravenous drip or something like that, so let the doctor see if he can think of a way for you to have more communication, so that coupled with his own honest attitude, the doctor will usually consider the patient. May everyone be healthy and happy.

Ask the doctor about this.

Don't ask people here who haven't seen your medical records.