What to do if you have an allergic reaction to an IV drip? Treatment measures for drug allergies

Intravenous drip is a common treatment method in Western medicine. It injects drugs into blood vessels or subcutaneously to help patients recover as soon as possible. However, some people will have allergic reactions after intravenous drip. This may be caused by the drugs in the drip or by the drip itself. So what are the treatment measures for intravenous drip allergies?

1: Usually, you must pay attention to keeping the affected area dry and hygienic. Do not scratch it with your hands, because there are a lot of bacteria on your hands. If you scratch the skin, it is easy to cause bacterial infection. Patients should pay attention to rest and avoid overwork. Get enough sleep.

2: The affected area can be cleaned with some light salt water, or applied with something like this. Be sure to go to a regular hospital for treatment, because the conditions there are better and it will be a kind of protection for yourself. Usually, you should pay attention to eating some easily digestible food.

3: Eat a light diet and avoid foods that can cause inflammation. Eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, which are rich in vitamins and can be absorbed by the body. Drink more boiled water and avoid getting inflammation in the body, which will increase the severity of the disease.

1: Eliminating the cause of the disease and discontinuing all suspected causative drugs is the first step that must be taken. Do not take any action without abruptly stopping the medication when the signs of a drug reaction have already appeared.

2: Supportive therapy provides patients with favorable conditions and avoids unfavorable factors in order to successfully complete the self-limiting course of the disease, such as bed rest, nutritious diet, maintaining a suitable cold and warm environment, and preventing secondary infections.

3: Enhance excretion by using laxatives and diuretics as appropriate to promote the excretion of drugs in the body.

You can also apply some anti-itching ointment, take medicine on time, keep the affected area dry and clean, and avoid eating irritating food.