infusions

Infusions are a medical procedure where liquids, such as medications, nutrients, or fluids, are delivered directly into a person's bloodstream through a needle or catheter. This allows for rapid absorption and precise control of the delivered substances, often used for hydration, treating infections, or providing essential nutrients when oral intake isn't possible. The process involves hanging a bag of fluid and letting it drip slowly into a vein, ensuring the patient receives the necessary treatment efficiently.