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Why buttock injections?
As we know, there are many different types of medications. Some are taken orally, while others are administered via injection or infusion. Injections are further divided into intravenous, intramuscular, subcutaneous, and intradermal injections. The buttocks are a common site for administering intramuscular injections.
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Be cautious when urine appears dark-colored
Normal urine is clear, colorless, or yellow. Changes in urine color or dark-colored urine can result from various physiological and pathological causes or the use of some medications.
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Complications when administering intramuscular injections
Intramuscular injection is a basic and common technique to administer medication into the body and it also works faster than oral or subcutaneous injection. However, complications often occur when performing this technique.
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Does the Coffee Diet Help You Lose Weight?
Drinking coffee to lose weight is a relatively new diet plan that is quickly gaining popularity. There have been some people who have had success with this method, but it is not really good for your health in the long run.
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Folliculitis recurrence, what to do?
Folliculitis is a common skin condition that often recurs during the summer due to hot and humid weather. So, what should you do if folliculitis recurs?
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Does the skin-to-skin contact make sense?
Skin-to-skin contact is a method for newborns to be placed on the mother's bare skin for about 30 minutes to 1 hour immediately after birth. This method is considered good for both mother and baby.
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Side effects of Iodine-containing contrast agents
Iodine-containing contrast agents are commonly used before performing certain diagnostic imaging techniques, such as X-ray or CT scans. These contrast agents function by enhancing the contrast of body structures and fluids during imaging, resulting in clearer and more detailed images, which facilitate accurate diagnosis by doctor.
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Signs of Parasite Infection
Parasite infections can affect anyone. Understanding the specific signs of such infections and how to prevent them is crucial.
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Common degrees of rectal prolapse
Rectal prolapse is a condition related to the anorectal region, causing significant inconvenience and anxiety in the daily life of the patient. So, is rectal prolapse a dangerous condition?
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Postoperative bleeding: When is it dangerous?
Surgery is one of the surgical methods used to effectively treat a number of diseases. However, this is an invasive intervention, so patients often encounter many complications after surgery, including postoperative bleeding. Postoperative bleeding is a postoperative complication that doctors should not ignore, affecting the health and recovery of patients, so it should be treated immediately when this condition is detected.
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