I have been on minocycline (for acne on my back) since Sept of this year. During the month of Dec I was bad about taking them, but have decided to start taking them regularly again in Jan. I am ...
There seems to be a controversy whether the sun is a better sanitizer for drying clothes or the heat of the dryer. My concern is because we live in Hawaii where there is high humidity ie: mold, ...
I have been physically and mentally sick for 2 months. I haven't really seen my friend even though we do keep in touch. I get so sad and depressed the doctors don't know whats wrong. I ...
I'm a 25 year old female and believe to be healthy. I have been suffering form an upper and lower respiratory infection for a few days. I took robitussin CF for the symptoms, but have stopped ...
becuase i do. my friend says she gets food stuck there too. and i'm wondering if it's normal or not? and is it normal for one of your tonsils to be bigger than the other? becuase my left ...
My toes feel cold when my head and torso feel hot. Most people increase blood flow thru their toes and other extremeties, to keep cool. I cant do this and wish I could....
calisgirl4ever
Is the decision by a doctor to run an I.V Through the jugler vein normal? and if so how risky?
It there is no other option,the jugular vein would be use as a last resort,so it is uncommon.Unless,the patient in critcal care
Risky?...Very little,if is is done correctly like any other procedures.
Anyway, if you have any question like this,just ask your doctor.He or she should be happy to give you an answer.
Cronides
That probably was a "central line" which is an IV that has to be placed near the central circulation in a vein large enough to handle some of the drugs that would be damaging to peripheral veins. It is normal, and here is a wealth of information on it: