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What is the harm of excessive transfusion to human body

Are many people required to infuse when they are ill? When ill, 'can take medicine without injection, can inject without infusion' is the World Health Organization drug principle. But in our country, many people think that infusion is fast and good, and the scene of "hanging bottle forest" often appears in infusion halls of major hospitals. Because of this, it has become a medical reform measure to control or cancel out-patient infusion treatment in hospitals.

Recently, more than ten hospitals in Jilin Province announced the cancellation of adult general outpatient infusion.

Many places have called for the suspension of outpatient infusion

It is not only Jilin, it is understood that although China has not made unified regulations on outpatient infusion of hospitals at the national level, up to now, Anhui, Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Jiangxi, Guangxi, Shenzhen and other provinces and cities have controlled or cancelled the outpatient infusion treatment of adult hospitals.

According to incomplete statistics, China's annual infusion volume is more than 10 billion bottles, equivalent to 8 bottles per person per year for 1.3 billion people, far higher than the international average of 2.5 to 3.3 bottles per person per year.

Excessive infusion will lead to some adverse consequences, not only easy to block capillaries, reduce human immunity, damage human organs such as liver and kidney, cause adverse reactions, and even lead to shock and death!

Therefore, we must treat the disease scientifically and avoid irreversible damage to the body.

Strong medicine is needed to break excessive infusion

If you have a disease, you need to use vials for infusion. It seems that it has penetrated into some people's bones, and you want to cure the disease immediately, ignoring the side effects of infusion. On the other hand, some hospitals also use infusion as a means of income generation.

However, health can not only look at the immediate interests, patients and doctors should change their ideas and recognize the harm of excessive infusion.

The significance of canceling outpatient transfusion and curbing excessive medical treatment is not only to control the total amount of transfusion, but also to control the abuse of antibiotics, and to guide the common and frequently occurring patients to the primary medical institutions below the secondary level.

In a word, it's not one day's work to eradicate the accumulated disadvantages. First, prescribe a prescription, then give a strong medicine to the disease, so that the excessive infusion can be reduced.