👉 Modified fluids, such as those used in injection therapies, are specialized solutions that have been chemically altered from their original forms to enhance their safety and efficacy. These fluids often contain additives that modify their physical properties, such as viscosity, to ensure they flow smoothly and reach the target site efficiently. They may also include antimicrobial agents to prevent infection, buffers to maintain a stable pH, and detergents to improve their ability to penetrate tissues. By these modifications, the fluids can better mimic the behavior of natural bodily fluids, reducing the risk of adverse reactions and improving therapeutic outcomes in various medical applications.
