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INSTRUCTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS FOR INJECTIONS

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By healthupates

WHEN TO INJECT AND WHEN NOT TO INJECT

     Injections are not needed often. Most sicknesses that require medical treatment can be treated as well or better with medicines taken by mouth. As a general rule;

it is more dangerous to inject medicine than to take it by the month

Injections should be used only when absolutely necessary. Except in emergencies, they should be given only by health workers or persons trained in their use.

The only times' medicines should be injected are:

  1. When the recommended medicine does not come in a form that can be taken by mouth.
  2. When the person vomits often, can not swallow, or is unconscious.
  3. In certain unusual emergencies and special cases


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