It's not just easy-to-find nutritional injections…It can be a poison, not a medicine
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Recently, there are also nutritional injections such as vitamins, minerals, and placental extracts prescribed for the purpose of recovering from fatigue and skin care. Many people have heard of it or have had it at least once, to the point where people around them often tell them to go to the hospital and get a shot of nutritional supplements when they complain of lack of energy or fatigue.
Nutritional injections have the advantage of being absorbed faster than nutritional supplements that are taken by injecting essential nutrients such as vitamins, amino acids, and minerals directly into the vein at a high concentration. In particular, when dehydration is severe or fatigue becomes a disease due to sudden nutritional deficiencies, certain nutritional injections can improve the condition. However, taking nutritional injections alone cannot be considered a treatment, and the effect is temporary.
Nutritional injections can be used as a means of treatment as needed through consultation and diagnosis with a specialist, but depending on the patient, they may overreact to the injection. When the patient's condition improves, nutritional injections should reduce the frequency and dose and focus on fundamental treatment.
In particular, people with vascular diseases such as heart disease or high blood pressure can increase blood pressure and strain the heart as a large amount of moisture is rapidly replenished with blood vessels through nutritional injections. Depending on the patient, special attention is needed as there is a possibility that the disease may worsen or cause aftereffects.
There are cases where several types of injections are given at once due to the misunderstanding that there will be no problem with nutritional injections, and there is a possibility of a temporary shock if the overlapping components are overdosed. In addition, compared to water-soluble vitamins such as vitamin B and vitamin C, which are fat-soluble vitamins, vitamin A, vitamin D, and some mineral components accumulate in the body at high concentrations for a long time can damage some organ functions such as liver and kidney.
Jung Kyung-min, director of the Artificial Kidney Center at Ulsan Elijah Hospital, said "It is necessary to make doubts about other causative diseases rather than the conviction that patients can get nutritional injections on their own when their bodies are tired or weak in daily life without any special causes."It is not too late to quickly visit a hospital for the exact cause and diagnosis, so you should refrain from seeking nutritional injections unconditionally only with symptoms."
In addition, section chief Chung said, `In order to prevent fatigue and maintain a healthy life, it is helpful to eat a balanced diet first, drink water often, and get enough rest"It is also necessary to know and manage one's health status in advance through usual medical checkups, etc. " he advised.
Nutritional supplements that are sought to resolve nutritional imbalances and protect their health must be checked to avoid excessive intake. In addition, if you have unusual symptoms after receiving nutritional injections or after receiving them, visiting a nearby hospital immediately to find the cause and receive treatment is the way to prevent greater aftereffects.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
