Infusion & Injectable

Introduction to Infusion & Injectable

Infusion and injectable therapies are methods of delivering medication directly into the bloodstream or tissues, ensuring rapid and precise treatment. Infusions are typically administered through an IV drip, often used for hydration, antibiotics, chemotherapy, or nutritional support. Injectables involve delivering medication via a syringe, commonly for vaccines, insulin, or pain relief. These methods allow for controlled dosage and immediate effect, making them crucial in acute care, chronic disease management, and emergency situations. Both infusion and injectable therapies are essential tools in modern medicine.