Hydration & Recovery IV Therapy

Yes, infusion therapy is safe when performed under the supervision of a qualified professional and tailored to your health status. At our clinic: – We check blood pressure, pulse, and overall condition before the session. – If needed, we review past illnesses, medications, and possible contraindications. – Infusion mixes are prepared on site to ensure precise composition and quality. – A specialist stays with you throughout the session to keep you comfortable and safe. As with any supportive therapy, minor side effects are rare — e.g., redness at the cannula site, mild fatigue, or a metallic taste. These usually pass quickly. If you have chronic conditions (e.g., renal or heart failure) or are pregnant, please consult our specialist in advance to ensure maximum safety and the right plan.

Most people feel only a brief pinch when the IV cannula is inserted. It’s similar to a routine blood draw — a few seconds of mild discomfort. During the infusion: – The drip runs slowly and steadily. – Pain or discomfort is uncommon. – If you notice tingling, cold sensation, or pressure, tell the specialist immediately — we can adjust the rate or make changes. Many patients find the session relaxing and use the time to rest.

Frequency depends on your health, goals, and the chosen formulation. General guidelines: One-off boost or short course: after illness, periods of stress, or fatigue — often 1–2 sessions one week apart. Ongoing prevention & wellness support: every 2–4 weeks. Targeted course (e.g., for skin or energy): a personalized plan; commonly 3–4 consecutive sessions over 1–2 weeks, followed by a maintenance schedule.

Formulations are customized to your needs and safety limits. We use clinically validated doses to avoid overdosing or adverse effects. 🟢 Water-soluble vitamins (e.g., vitamin C, B-complex, folate): they don’t accumulate — excess is excreted in urine. Overdose is very rare and generally benign. 🟡 With higher amounts, temporary effects may include: – mild nausea; – diarrhea (especially with oral vitamin C); – rarely, headache or a warm sensation during infusion (we monitor and adjust to prevent this).

Usually no, if you’re generally healthy and seeking preventive or restorative support (e.g., skin benefits, immune support, fatigue, stress, recovery). We assess you on site — blood pressure, pulse, overall well-being, and medical history.

If you have: • chronic conditions (e.g., kidney/liver issues, diabetes); • previously diagnosed vitamin/mineral deficiencies or excesses; • suspected malabsorption; • a goal for a personalized course (e.g., precise C, B12, or D requirements). In such cases, we may suggest tests to craft a more precise and safer plan.