What are the side effects of intravenous anti-inflammatory drugs?
The side effects of intravenous anti-inflammatory drugs include liver and kidney function damage, allergic reactions, diarrhea, etc.
1. Liver and Kidney Function Damage
These drugs are metabolized through the liver and kidneys, which may increase the burden on these organs to some extent and even lead to impaired liver or kidney function. Under a doctor's guidance, medications such as Yuduqing granules or Bailing capsules can be taken, and regular follow-up examinations are recommended to prevent further deterioration.
2. Allergic Reactions
Long-term use of intravenous anti-inflammatory drugs may cause skin rashes, and local anti-inflammatory agents may trigger allergic reactions. These reactions are usually temporary and gradually improve after discontinuation of the drug. It is advisable to drink plenty of water during infusion to promote drug elimination.
3. Diarrhea
During intravenous infusion, drug components enter the gastrointestinal tract via the bloodstream, potentially disrupting the balance of gut flora and causing diarrhea. Under medical supervision, oral administration of medications such as smectite powder or Saccharomyces boulardii may help restore normal gastrointestinal function.
In addition, frequent use of intravenous anti-inflammatory drugs may easily lead to bacterial resistance in the body, reducing the effectiveness of the medication. Therefore, drug use should be minimized, and alternative medications may be alternated when possible.