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Injections and Pediatric Drops: Painful but effective
Ars Medicina- Latin for medicine, means ‘the art of healing’, has a historical past in which different techniques and medications were used for providing relief to the individuals. As developments took place in the field of medicine with the introduction of latest technology and scientific researches, newer means of cures in the form of injections, tablets and syrups also became popular. Not all of these medicines are administered to all age groups as there is a distinct branch of medicine for the new born and children known as Pediatrics. For infants and children, pediatric drops of various compositions are often administered as the baby can swallow in easily.

Gulping down tablets and syrups without consulting a medical practitioner might be dangerous as these are chemical compositions that may affect the body adversely.

Apart from the drops, there are also the painful ones like injections that cannot be done away with in most of the cases. Some ailments like diabetes require regular dosage of insulin to maintain a balance in the sugars in his body, failing of which might be fatal. Certain cures can only be provided by injections as they work faster than pills by mingling with the blood providing relief from pain and restoring balance in the body. There are varieties of injections like contraceptive injections, steroidal injections, penile injections and many more.

Injections are painful means of medicine that doesn’t even spare the new born babies as they have to be administered with medicines important for their healthy growth.

Apart from the painful means, pediatric drops are also used that have different compositions and substances for treating various ailments. Pediatric drops for ears, nose, eyes and also internal intake are effective when administered in correct doses. In times of fever and weakness, there are several pediatric drops manufactured by renowned Pharmaceutical companies that are prescribed by the pediatrician.

Injections and other medicines may be fatal if it is bought over the counter, though there are some gels and creams that are given out without prescriptions. Some medicines have been banned from being taken as they do not conform to the safety standards and often they are sold by the shops as quick relief medicines. As it is life which is in concern, it is wise to always consult a doctor before taking those, more so when it is an infant in question, so that no harm is meted out to them out of sheer carelessness.