Understanding Medications, Pharmacology: Is it better to inject slow or fast?
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While some evidence suggests a slower subcutaneous heparin injection might cause less pain and bruising 48 hours later, the optimal injection speed is not universal and depends on the medication, its viscosity, the route of administration, and patient factors. The decision whether to inject slow or fast is a critical aspect of safe and effective medication delivery, rooted in pharmacological principles.
