Patient's question:
Has the baby had a severe reaction to intravenous fluids, and what impact will it have in the future? I'm now too afraid to take her for vaccination, and I'm a bit worried. At the time, she had high fever and her hands turned purple, but she recovered after treatment. I'd like to consult whether the reaction to intravenous fluids will have any impact in the future, and what precautions should be taken when getting injections or IV drips?Doctor's answer:
The factors leading to infusion reactions are very complex, not just related to the quality of the medication, but rather a combination of various different factors. First, you should identify which medication the child is allergic to and avoid using such medications in the future. There is nothing wrong with the infusion itself; once you identify which medication the child is allergic to, simply avoid using such medications again. Don't worry too much, as it generally won't have any lasting impact on the child.