The infusion handle is infused with green, how can I quickly eliminate the green

Cover it with a warm water bag, it should be better I had an infusion that was painful, and it was cold in winter, and the liquid was also cold, and it was still an anti-inflammatory ......This half of his arm was completely frozen, and he was in severe pain......After the infusion, it was also a little green, and it was much better to cover it with a warm water bag

Cover with warm water and stick the potato chips.

It is very effective to apply a towel and hot water.

**After the infusion, there is black and blue because of subcutaneous bleeding, after the infusion, you should press the position of the pinhole slightly above with your fingers (because the pinhole of the blood vessel should be slightly above the pinhole) for about 2 minutes, which can effectively reduce subcutaneous bleeding. Once bleeding is formed, do not use a hot compress on the same day to avoid causing more bleeding, and you can use a towel to apply a hot compress the next day to speed up the absorption of the bruising.

After the needle is removed, the blood vessel is still bleeding, but the epidermis has healed, so the blood cannot flow out, and it flows under the skin, and the green place is bruised. You can use raw potato chips to compress it, and the effect is good.

Hot compresses must be stopped for more than 24 hours, otherwise they can worsen subcutaneous bleeding, especially when taken orally.

Patients with anticoagulants such as aspirin and warfarin should apply hot compresses for more than 48 hours.

Apply a hot towel and it will be fine in no time.

Warm a hot compress with a hot water bottle to promote local blood circulation.

After the needle fails to prick or the infusion is removed, the part you press is not accurate, or the compression time is too short, the blood vessel ruptures and seeps under the skin.

Generally, don't do anything to deal with it, just wait for it to absorb itself.

On the same day, apply a compress with potato chips, and the hospital generally has a wet compress of magnesium sulfate, and you can apply a hot compress after 24 hours.

Don't worry, it'll get better slowly.

Sticking potato chips on the back of your hand works very well, that is, cut the potatoes into thin slices, stick them on the eye of the needle, preferably with a larger area, and stick them for a few more hours.

The cyanosis is caused by bleeding from a ruptured capillary, and it will subside in a few days.

Apply a hot towel and it will be fine in a few days.

It is mainly caused by the wrong method of compression after the needle is removed, because after the blood is drawn, the blood in the blood vessel is exposed, resulting in subcutaneous bleeding, or drug leakage in the subcutaneous tissue. It is useless to cut potatoes into slices and apply them to the bruises, because the fundamental treatment is to disperse the medicine (bruises) under the skin. This should follow the direction of the needle, press for about 5 minutes, the bruising will naturally get better after a while, there are no consequences, and the hot towel can speed up the stasis.

It doesn't matter, it'll be fine in a few hours, and a serious day or two will be fine on its own.

When losing, pay attention to controlling the speed of water delivery; In winter, you should also pay attention to heating the liquid with a warm water bag, otherwise it will be uncomfortable to enter it: the last is to pull out the needle, be sure to use cotton wool for 3 to 5 minutes!

Apply a compress with potato chips or a hot towel.

Just slow down the speed of the needle!

Maybe it's not a simple bruise, it's best to ask the doctor in the House of Lords, but it should be fine, I haven't been down for more than ten days, if you don't worry, let's go to the hospital to see.

Hello friends! For the blue hair under the skin caused by general infusion, it is recommended to apply potato chips, which has a good effect. Hope it can help you, good luck soon**!

Only wait for it to slowly disappear on its own.

According to your description, the blue hair caused by general infusion is recommended to be applied with potato chips, which has a good effect.

Because after the needle is inserted, there is blood oozing out of the wound before it heals. A hot towel will be fine. Remember not to be soft, or the healed wound will open again. Although under the skin.

Because after the infusion, when the intravenous infusion is infusion, the needle hole on the blood vessel is actually not directly below the needle eye on the **. If the needle is only pressed on the needle hole on the ** after the needle is removed, some blood may seep out from the needle hole on the blood vessel to the subcutaneous tissue, forming congestion and turning blue. If it can subside naturally, do more hot compresses, that is, use a hot towel to help speed up the dissipation of congestion.

It's a little bleeding in the capillaries, and it'll be fine in a few days.

Apply a hot towel at night, and after two days it will be gone.

In a few days it will return on its own.

After the injection, the hand will be blue because the needle punctures the blood vessel wall during the injection, causing a small amount of blood to leak from the blood vessel into the tissue fluid, so it will turn blue.

If you want to get rid of bruises, you can rub some safflower oil to promote absorption, or you can ignore it and eliminate it naturally after a while.

Therefore, do not move when giving the injection, as you may get bruised.