Do anti-inflammatory drugs have any effect on serum tests?

For the sake of our own health, we often need to undergo physical examinations. As we all know, if you have a physical examination, you need to test your blood. This requires us to put the body in a fasting state before conducting serum tests. Many times, people will ask: Does the anti-inflammatory intravenous drug have any effect on serum test results? In fact, it does have a certain impact.

Physical examination is something we often encounter in our lives. I wonder how much you know about physical examination? Do you know what precautions should be taken before a physical examination? Today I will introduce you to relevant physical examination knowledge and tell you what the taboos of physical examination are and what the benefits of physical examination are. Let’s take a look at it with those who are interested.

Things to note before the physical examination

Do you know what precautions should be taken before a physical examination? Today I will introduce to you relevant precautions for physical examinations. The human body is like a machine and requires regular inspection and maintenance. As a form of self-care, physical examination is an indispensable channel for people to understand their own health status and obtain body information.

The body is the capital of revolution. When the body is in a healthy, sub-healthy or unhealthy state, a health check-up can detect potential health problems in the first place, thereby carrying out effective prevention and treatment. Therefore, only by eliminating misunderstandings about physical examinations, correctly understanding physical examinations, and improving awareness of physical examinations can we provide a healthy "umbrella" for our bodies.

The following are some things to note before a physical examination:

1. The first is related to women. If a girl is in her menstrual period during the physical examination, it is not suitable to undergo gynecological examination and urine test; the bladder should be emptied before the gynecological examination; the far-infrared breast reexamination is best chosen within one week after the menstrual period.

2. Please measure your blood pressure, height and weight before the medical examination.

3. On the day of the examination, you must have your blood drawn and an abdominal ultrasound examination completed before you can eat.

4. Dress requirements on the day of the physical examination: wear clothes, shoes and socks that are easy to put on and take off. It is best not to wear necklaces, etc. Women's bras should not have underwires, and should not wear underwear with metal sequins.

5. When the physical examination includes thermal imaging, the patient must empty his or her bowels and urinate before the examination and must not eat or drink.

6. Please make an appointment for the physical examination in advance; avoid drinking alcohol the day before the physical examination, limit high-fat and high-protein diet, and avoid using drugs that may affect liver and kidney function.

7. Three to five days before the examination, you should eat a light diet and avoid eating bloody foods such as pig liver and pig blood. After midnight on the night before the examination, please fast completely (including drinking water).

8. Blood drawing and B-ultrasound of liver and gallbladder must be performed on an empty stomach. When doing B-ultrasound of bladder, prostate, uterus and appendages, please do not urinate. If you cannot urinate, you need to drink water until your bladder is full.

9. When undergoing X-ray examination, it is advisable to wear cotton underwear and avoid clothes or bras with metal buttons. Please remove necklaces, mobile phones, pens, keys and other metal objects. Pregnant or potentially pregnant female examinees should inform the health checkup service personnel in advance and be cautious when undergoing X-ray examinations.

Accurate physical examinations can detect diseases and potential high-risk factors in a timely manner, but if some factors are ignored before the physical examination, the accuracy will be greatly reduced.

Physical examination contraindications

Avoid excessive fasting

In order to ensure accurate blood test results, many blood tests require patients to fast. But excessive fasting can also affect the test results. If the fasting time reaches more than 18 hours, some tests will have abnormal results. For example, serum bilirubin may increase due to longer fasting time, and blood sugar may decrease to hypoglycemia due to long fasting time.