Side effects of nutrient solution infusion, nutrient solution infusion, hazards, impact

Nutrient solution is just like the food we normally eat for patients, and it will provide patients with the nutrients they need. Because some patients cannot eat directly after surgery and can only rely on nutrients in nutrient solution to maintain their daily life. Generally speaking, nutrient solution has many benefits for patients, but some people will have some misunderstandings about it without knowing the detailed information about it. Does nutrient solution have any side effects?

You see, there are some misunderstandings about energy mixtures. The purpose of energy mixtures is to nourish cells and provide energy. They are composed of some vitamins and ATP. There are no side effects, so don't worry. Of course, taking the energy mixture does not mean that you can skip meals, and the energy it provides is not much. Of course you still need to eat if you can, but now that you are ill, your appetite is poor and you don't eat much. Energy supplements can help provide your body with energy and help you recover faster. And it won't make you fat.

There are no side effects to energy injection. It simply supplements vitamin C, vitamin B6 and adenosine triphosphate. For those who don't want to eat, you can supplement a little.

There are side effects. Long-term injections of nutritional injections will cause the function of some digestive organs to decline. You still need to eat after the injection. These digestive organs need long-term exercise to ensure the normal operation of the human body. The injection will really make you fat.

There are side effects. Long-term injections of nutritional injections will cause some digestive organs to function poorly, and you will need to eat after the injection. These digestive organs need long-term exercise to ensure the normal functioning of the human body.

Long-term total parenteral nutrition (TPN) treatment may lead to some complications, which require clinical observation and timely adoption of appropriate measures. The following are some common complications of total parenteral nutrition therapy:

(1) Intolerance: Discomfort may occur due to personal constitution, such as pain at the injection site and skin rash; others may experience chest tightness and chest pain, and the symptoms often occur after the infusion.

(2) Phlebitis: If there is pain, redness, edema at the injection site, and the muscles may feel stiff when the skin is touched.

(3) Hyperglycemia: blood glucose concentration exceeds 250 mg/μL. Symptoms that may occur include: frequent urination, thirst, vomiting, weakness, headache, and sugar in the urine.

(4) Hypoglycemia: blood glucose concentration is lower than 60 mg/μL. It may be that the total intravenous nutrition drip is suddenly interrupted, and there will be skin

Cold skin, sweating, nervousness, anxiety, low blood pressure, dizziness, hunger.