Let s talk about the problem of excessive dripping and hanging bottles

Excessive intravenous dripping will lead to a decline in our immune function, and a small problem will require intravenous dripping in the future, which has a certain dependence.

You should not habitually go to the hospital for intravenous drips as soon as you get sick, and doctors will not give intravenous drips to patients abroad, because this method is extremely harmful to the human body.

In many cases, it is not necessary to take a drip for a cold and fever, but many people go for an intravenous drip for the sake of getting better, thus forming a dependence, resulting in the medicine not working in the future, and this problem is still very serious.

"You can take medicine without injections, and you can take injections without infusions" is the World Health Organization's medication principle, but this principle has long been subverted in China. Driven by the interests of all parties, China has become the world's leading "infusion power".

As early as 2007, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued a warning that children under the age of two should not use anti-cold drugs in principle. As for catching a cold by infusion**, it is even more unimaginable in the United States.

The problem of excessive infusion has aroused strong concern among the Chinese people, because Zhu Zhixin, deputy director of the national government, revealed several figures at the 18th meeting of the Standing Committee of the 11th National People's Congress a few years ago: in 2009, there were 10.4 billion bottles of medical infusion in China, which is equivalent to 8 bottles of liquid per person for 1.3 billion people, which is much higher than the international level of ...... bottlesAlthough China's infusion products are in large quantities, the proportion of exports is very low, and the vast majority of them are used by domestic patients. According to Gu Weijun, in 1998, the China Chemical Industry Association counted 1.9 billion bottles of infusion, plus 4.5 billion bottles of hospital-made infusions, a total of only 2.4 billion bottles, an average of less than two bottles per person.

At that time, the company's goal was to catch up with the foreign average (2 to 3 bottles) by expanding production and reducing ** in order to meet the needs of domestic patients. As a result, since then, the amount of infusion in China has increased by leaps and bounds, with an average annual growth rate of nearly 20%, and infusion has become one of the top five preparations in the pharmaceutical industry alongside antibiotics, injections, tablets, etc. A reporter from Southern Weekend read such words in an analysis report on the large infusion market:

In 2001, a wave of reconstruction, new construction and expansion of infusion production lines swept the ...... across the countryProduction reached 3.1 billion bottles that year, an increase of 30% over the previous year. From 1998 to 2009, in just 11 years, China's infusion production increased by more than four times, and the per capita level exceeded that of foreign countries by more than two times.

Expert advice: In the past two years, the phenomenon of excessive infusion in China has improved, but compared with developed countries, the problem of infusion abuse still exists. In February 2016, experts from seven institutions, including the China Health Promotion Association and the Chinese Pharmacists Association, suggested that some common and frequent diseases that do not require infusion** can be controlled by means of medical insurance refusal; At the same time, medical staff and patients are encouraged to reduce unnecessary infusions as much as possible.

In conclusion, after the expert consensus on infusion safety is issued, experts in pharmacy and other disciplines will also train clinicians to understand the disadvantages of infusion abuse; At the same time, it will also carry out popular science for patients, so that more patients can "take medicine without injections, and if they can take injections, they will not have infusions." ”

It is not necessarily an overdose of drugs, some anti-inflammatory drugs, saline, etc. have a certain amount of ***.