Parents nowadays are very nervous when they hear their babies coughing, and immediately take them to the hospital for injections and medication. Is cough injection really necessary for young babies? Is it harmful for babies to cough and receive injections?
1. Getting injections for babies can be harmful. Injecting babies can be harmful. If you are not careful during infusion, bubbles may enter the baby's veins with the liquid, posing a significant safety threat.
2. Drug resistance. If a baby gets an injection immediately after coughing, their body will develop drug resistance, which is more severe than oral medication. When coughing occurs again in the future, injections are necessary to cure it, and the more injections, the higher the drug resistance. Once a serious condition occurs, injections may be difficult to control.
3. Weaken the body's immune system. If a baby coughs, long-term injections for treatment can also weaken their immune system. When their immune system weakens, they are more likely to get sick in the future.
4. Adverse reactions are faster and greater. Although oral medication also has adverse reactions, the process of the drug entering the bloodstream may be slower and the adverse reactions may be weaker, but when injected, the drug directly enters the bloodstream, so the speed of adverse reactions will be faster and stronger.
