What are the risks of intravenous feeding?
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Intravenous (IV) feeding, also known as parenteral nutrition, is a critical medical treatment, but it is not without risks. It is often considered less ideal than enteral feeding due to a higher risk of complications, such as bloodstream infections and metabolic imbalances. This guide details the primary risks of intravenous feeding and the precautions taken by medical professionals.
