Antibiotic on an outpatient basis
Ceftriaxone requires careful dilution and slow administration - this is the standard in the office, and a freshly prepared solution guarantees effectiveness. The course is marked on the schedule (usually once a day for 5–10 days); at the first administration - careful observation (allergy history is required). The effect is monitored by the prescribing doctor.
Indications
- courses of antibiotics and medications prescribed by a doctor, without hospitalization;
- intravenous infusions of drugs requiring drip administration;
- painkillers, vitamins, antispasmodics as prescribed;
- continuation of inpatient treatment on an outpatient basis.
Correct technique is safe
Home injections from a “familiar nurse” are a common source of abscesses and phlebitis; the treatment room guarantees asepsis, correct technique (depth, speed, dilution), compatibility of solutions and observation after administration - important conditions for antibiotics and drugs with a risk of reactions. Price options are divided: “with medications” (clinic’s drug) and “without” (your drug as prescribed). The office operates without queues, courses are marked on the schedule.
