Injections

Injections are methods of delivering medicines or substances directly into the body using a syringe and needle. They bypass the digestive system, allowing for faster or more precise treatment by administering fluids, medications, or vaccines straight into the bloodstream, muscles, or tissues. Injections can be used for various purposes, such as vaccinations, pain relief, or insulin for diabetes. They are performed by trained healthcare professionals to ensure safety and effectiveness, with techniques tailored to the type of medication and the patient's needs.