Are there any side effects of retaining needles?

Since long-term infusion is required, retention needles become a good choice to avoid the trouble of daily injections. We may only see the benefits of retention needles, but are there any side effects of retention needles? If the retention needle is left in for too long, the side effects caused by it cannot be ignored. For example, it may cause infection at the injection site and cause certain damage to blood vessels. These side effects cannot be ignored.

1. Overview

Some people have symptoms of sub-health or serious infectious diseases, which can be treated by intravenous injection of drugs. However, frequent infusions may also cause serious damage to the skin or blood vessels, which is not good for health. Therefore, many people choose to use retention needles for conditioning. This can effectively avoid the pain of frequent needles. However, if the retention needle is left in place for a long time, it may also cause local infectious diseases.

2. Steps/Methods:

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Most patients will not experience adverse effects by using the retention needle method of infusion, so don't worry or be anxious too much. Generally, the retention needle can be removed in a few days or so. The retention needle should not be used for a long time to avoid severe pain during the infusion process.

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By using the retention needle method, most of the time, frequent infusions are caused by inflammatory diseases and infections. By using this method for conditioning, conventional infusions do not need to be conditioned by using the retention needle method, so don’t worry too much. If the retention needle is left in place for a long time, it may also cause skin infection or vascular infection.

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If some patients are too obese or have severe edema, it is very difficult to insert needles, so many patients will choose to use the method of checking retained needles for conditioning to avoid severe pain during each battle. However, when using retained needles, it is best to be observed and treated in the hospital to prevent infection at the retained needle site.

3. Notes:

Retention needles may have certain side effects. It is best to use them according to the doctor's orders. Do not choose to use direct current needles for intravenous infusion without authorization. This will avoid local pain, local infectious lesions, and skin allergies.