Hospital drips?

[Ronin]

I'm wondering...these things are supposed to provide energy by pumping fluids directly into your veins, but do they actually stop you from feeling hungry?

If anyone has been admitted into a hospital before and been put on a drip, please kindly answer. =p

Well, you'll still feel hungry, but at least not "like fainting" hungry, just hungry from an empty stomach.

[Neil]

Have you seen the size of those needles?!

I had an amateur nurse on work experience pull mine out, and that's exactly what she did.

Pulled it out.

[power_gamer_6]

Have you seen the size of those needles?!

I had an amateur nurse on work experience pull mine out, and that's exactly what she did.

Pulled it out.

You'd think she would have pushed it out, amirite?

[V-Opolis]

i thought they just got fluids( like water) in your system, not nutrients or food. but you cant put pure water straight into blood so they made the IV fluid just isotonic with the blood.

[Manic]

Have you seen the size of those needles?!

I had an amateur nurse on work experience pull mine out, and that's exactly what she did.

Pulled it out.

Hah, when I was 4 and in the hospital for pneumonia I made that mistake. I woke up with a big needle taped on my arm and my first though was apparently "I don't like needles". I pulled it out and started screaming my head off.

[Rendascus]

You'd think she would have pushed it out, amirite?

I see what you did thar.

Amirite?