What are the biggest dangers of injecting albumin?

Modern medical technology has invented various methods to maintain the body. For example, albumin is a relatively common conditioning substance. This substance is widely used by people, especially for blood conditioning, which has a very good effect. Most albumin is used by injection, but excessive albumin injection has certain hazards. Let’s take a look at the biggest hazards of albumin injection. I hope everyone can understand.

The role of albumin:

1. Nutritional supplementation: Tissue protein and plasma protein can be converted into each other. When nitrogen metabolism is impaired, the role of albumin is to provide nutrition for tissues as a nitrogen source.

2. Detoxification and transportation: Albumin can bind to both anions and cations, and can transport different substances, including toxic substances to detoxification organs.

3. Increase blood volume and maintain plasma colloid osmotic pressure: Albumin accounts for 80% of plasma colloid osmotic pressure and mainly regulates the dynamic balance of water between tissues and blood vessels.

4. Provide calories: Albumin can also provide calories to the human body. Protect and stabilize immunoglobulins in the blood: Albumin can also protect immunoglobulins. If immunoglobulins lack this protection, immunity will become unstable and easily cause various diseases.

Side effects (harms) of albumin:

1. The main side effects of albumin are nausea, vomiting, fever, chills, rash, etc. If injected quickly, it will cause vascular overload and cause pulmonary edema.

2. Albumin cannot be used blindly. Some groups of people are strictly prohibited from taking it, such as those with high blood pressure, acute heart disease, allergy to human albumin, renal insufficiency, and severe anemia.

3. The use of albumin is expensive. It can temporarily increase plasma protein after use, and then decrease again after discontinuation of use. The use of albumin can increase the water content in the blood circulation, which may cause pulmonary edema or rupture of esophageal varicose veins. Therefore, when advising hepatitis patients to use albumin, it is best to follow the doctor's advice to prevent abuse and waste, which may even be fatal.