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Drinking plenty of water is warmer than infusions.

1. Intravenous drips will increase the number of insoluble particles in your blood. Insoluble particles are particles below 50 microns that are invisible to the naked eye, and can be produced from the liquid itself, or by the infusion utensils, or during the production of the solution, and enter your bloodstream during the infusion.

2. Intravenous drips can reduce the body's immunity and make the body resistant. Our body's own escape system has a strong defense against germs and viruses in the surrounding environment.

3. Intravenous dripping will lead to the imbalance of its own flora and increase the chance of infection of diseases in the body. There are many bacteria on the surface of the human body and in the body, for example, there are some beneficial bacteria in our stomach and intestines to help us digest, and under normal circumstances, maintaining the balance between the microflora will not cause diseases.

4. Intravenous drips are also more likely to have adverse drug reactions than oral drugs, especially allergic reactions. If taken orally, the impurities in the drug that can cause allergies may be digested in the digestive tract.

5. Dripping is more expensive and a waste of money. In fact, any drug has its own metabolic laws, as long as there is no problem in digestion and suction, the effect of oral medicine and infusion is comparable.

6. Other problems existing in intravenous dripping. If the concentration of the liquid used in the intravenous drip is too thin or too concentrated, it can destroy the electrolyte balance in the body after entering the body.

1. Intravenous dripping will increase the number of insoluble particles in your blood; Insoluble particles are particles below 50 microns that are invisible to the naked eye, and can be produced from the liquid itself, or by the infusion utensils, or during the production of the solution, and enter your bloodstream during the infusion. It's easy for some doctors to overlook the potential harm of insoluble particles to patients. Because the diameter of the capillaries of the human body is generally 4-7 microns, then frequent or a large amount of drug infusion into the blood vessels, insoluble particles will accumulate in a large number of important organs such as the heart, lungs, kidneys and other important organs rich in microvessels, and over time, it will cause thrombotic infarction of microvessels, granulomas in the lungs, pulmonary fibrosis, pulmonary venous pressure, pulmonary artery pressure, as well as local tissue edema, inflammation, necrosis, and even cancer.

Second, the drip can reduce the body's immunity, so that the body produces drug resistance, the body's own immunity system has a strong defense ability against germs and viruses in the surrounding environment. If you get sick, whether it is a major or minor illness, it will not only enhance the body's drug resistance in the long run, but also may interfere with the body's normal defense function. The infusion of the drug directly enters the blood circulation, does not pass through the gastrointestinal tract, and omits the links of humoral immunity and cellular immunity.

Over time, a vicious circle that is difficult to control will be formed, reducing the body's own immunity. At the same time, it is also easy to suffer from infusion dependence, that is, some people have some small diseases such as colds, it is difficult to take medicine**, and often use infusion**, which leads to drug resistance in the body, and it is difficult to get better if you don't get a drip of the same disease in the future.

3. Intravenous drips will cause the imbalance of their own flora and increase the chance of infection of the body.

Of course, infusions are only given when the benefits outweigh the disadvantages. For painful and troublesome diseases, the harm of infusion. It can only be regarded as a minimal.