Calcium gluconate anti-allergy usage

Calcium gluconate is a relatively common calcium supplement. It can promote bone development and also has a good effect on tooth calcification. We know that children are prone to calcium deficiency during their growth and development process. At this time, you can use calcium gluconate for treatment under the guidance of a doctor. At the same time, it also has a certain therapeutic effect on skin allergies and has a good anti-allergic effect.

Calcium gluconate anti-allergy usage

1. If it is just a common skin allergy, you can go to the pharmacy to buy some medicine for treating skin allergies and apply it on the allergic area. If a more serious allergic reaction occurs, you must go to a regular hospital for examination. After the doctor's diagnosis, you must strictly follow the doctor's instructions to take the medication. It is particularly important to note that the intravenous use of 10% calcium gluconate to treat allergies is quite irritating and should not be used on children unless strictly reviewed by a doctor.

3. After intravenous administration of 10% calcium gluconate, most people will feel fever all over the body. If the intravenous administration speed is too fast, nausea, vomiting, arrhythmia and even cardiac arrest may occur. If you misjudge and use too much, the blood calcium concentration in your body will be too high, and you may experience persistent headaches, loss of appetite, abnormal thirst, mental confusion, etc., so you must follow your doctor's advice and remember not to use it without authorization.

Note:

If 10% calcium gluconate leaks out and seeps into the injection site during intravenous administration, skin redness and pain may occur. Generally speaking, if you want to use 10% calcium gluconate to treat allergies, you must go to a regular hospital for examination and use it according to the dosage and speed under the doctor's strict regulations.