Antibiotics Fluids Transfusion At Home
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Nursing Care For Antibiotics Fluids Transfusion At Home
Do you have to take injectible antibiotics at home? MedifyHome is here to help you out. Avail nursing care in the comfort of your home with MedifyHome. Intravenous infusions and injections are an effective way of treating serious infections like respiratory and lung infections and, therefore, allow for faster recovery and lower overall hospitalization costs.
MedifyHome has experienced nurses on its network to help you through any medical tasks, as well as IV therapy and injections to administer antibiotics for early recovery and resolution of infections. Home antibiotic injections can help you recover at home while also saving you money in multiple hospital visits. MedifyHome is a service-oriented medical platform that brings you home-based medical care and professional attention. We are committed to delivering affordable healthcare in the comfort of your home. MedifyHome has partnered with top NABL-certified labs and medical professionals to get you proper care. To get you the best deals on everything, contact our customer care team to get the required support 24×7.
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What is Antibiotics/Fluids Transfusion Therapy?
IV antibiotics and fluid therapy are basically parenteral methods of nourishing the body. They are also a system that directly introduces medications and fluids to the bloodstream in order to ensure maximum active concentration in the blood. This is usually done via a venous cannula that is introduced into the hand and is. Secured with bandages, the cannula is connected to the IV bag with the help of a pipe and continuous flow rate as required.
Fluid therapy is a fast and effective way to get yourself treated for infections. The IV bottle can be replaced as per the medication chart prescribed by the doctor.
When is Antibiotics/Fluids Transfusion Required?
Some of the conditions in which IV fluid therapy may be especially useful are as follows:
- Acute diarrheal illnesses or other acute infections
- Serious respiratory infections
- Post-operative wound infection and fever
- Hydration post chemotherapy or multiple vomiting
- Fluid therapy following acute kidney injury
- Supplementing iron for anemia
- Hydrating burns patients and unconscious patients
These are only some of the illnesses that require fluid therapy. Other conditions also benefit from fluid therapy.
Benefits of Home Nursing Care for IV Therapy
There are several advantages to getting home nursing care for IV therapy. Some of them are as follows:
- Care in a comfortable and familiar environment
- Family support for the patient undergoing treatment
- Less to no risk of hospital-acquired infections
- Individualized care with one-to-one nurse and patient interaction is availiable round the clock.
- Trained professionals administering treatment and also know how to handle any emergency due to reaction to the medication
- It is more economical than going to the hospital for treatment all the time.
Procedure for Antibiotics/Fluids Transfusion at Home
The procedure for admission for fluid and antibiotic therapy is fairly simple.
- The patient has to be explained about the procedure before being pierced for cannula placement to give antibiotics and fluids.
- The most prominent vein is identified in an accessible space, and the cannula is inserted after cleaning up the area while observing aseptic precautions.
- The guide wire is removed, and the backflow of the blood is seen in the cannula.
- The cannula is then closed and secured with the help of an adhesive bandage.
- The cannula is then either connected to an infusion pump, antibiotic syringe, or an antibiotic solution.
- The administration of the antibiotic or fluid is started at a required rate, and the patient is monitored for adverse reactions.
- Once the cannula is inserted, the surrounding area is monitored for swelling and redness.

Our Expert Health Care Services at Home
Our Lab technicians will take an X-Ray at Home with the help of a portable X-ray machine.
We need a Doctor’s prescription for Injection at Home for a safe administration.
Our Lab technicians will take an Ecg Test at Home with the help of A portable Ecg machine.
Physiotherapy Treatment will be done at home based on the patient’s condition.
We offer doctors home visits and on-call doctors at very reasonable rates.
Our Lab Technician will collect a Blood sample at your own Residence.
Who Can Benefit from This Service?
Anyone needing the IV approach for the administration of medication and fluids, including the following:
- Patients who have recently undergone surgery
- People suffering from severe acute-onset infections
- Patients suffering from chronic illnesses.
- Elderly patients needing IV support
- Patients who are suffering from low blood pressure and low blood sugar can benefit from this service.
Why Choose MedifyHome?
MedifyHome is one of the best medical services platforms that delivers home care at affordable prices and at your convenience with the help of a team that is committed to providing the best health care possible. We have services ranging from renting medical equipment to collecting home samples and even visiting home doctors and nurses.
We make sure that the nursing team onboard is highly experienced in techniques like IV therapy and antibiotics administration so that it can be safely done at home for the needful patients. Our team of nurses follows the most trusted protocol and aseptic precautions during Intravenous cannulation and interjections to prevent infections. We are committed to providing the best medical care for you at home and your convenience; therefore, to help with that, we have a 24/7 support team to help you out. Book your appointment with MedifyHome today and get access to a one-stop health solution to all your problems.
FAQs
What conditions require IV antibiotics or fluid transfusion?
There are several conditions in which IV antibiotics and fluids may be transfused for faster recovery:
- Post-surgery for some patients
- Burns patient
- Patients with severe infections
- People suffering from acute diarrhea
Is it safe to have IV therapy at home?
Yes, it is safe to have IV therapy at home under professional care and expertise in order to handle any emergencies or technical difficulties during IV cannulation.
How do I prepare for an IV transfusion at home?
There is no special preparation required for IV transfusion at home as the main part of the process happens during cannulation and connection of the IV set so that you can get the most appropriate treatment.
How long does an IV transfusion take?
An IV infusion may take 3-6 hours, depending on the rate of flow and the desired fluid replacement.
What should I do if I experience discomfort during the transfusion?
Alert your nursing staff to help you out whenever you feel discomfort so that they can correct the position of the IV set and also examine you for any type of allergic reaction to the medication.
What precautions are taken to prevent infections?
The following precautions can be taken to prevent infections.
- Sterilized equipment is used
- The hand is sanitized before touching the cannula
- The cannula is inserted under aseptic precautions.
- The patient is observed for signs of infection, such as pain and swelling.
Can I resume normal activities during IV therapy?
Yes, you can carry on with the regular activities while being mindful of the position of the cannula and where it is connected to the IV set.
How much does IV therapy at home cost?
IV therapy at home is priced very reasonably as it is done by a professional nursing staff member who observes strict protocols and hygiene.
Who prescribes IV antibiotics or fluids?
Prescriptions for IV antibiotics and fluids can be given by the doctor or treating physician.
Can family members assist with IV therapy at home?
Family members can help notify the nurse if the drop is getting over or if the patient has any sort of allergic reaction. The role in actual administration of treatment is very limited.