We have developed the most comprehensive selection of infusion therapy in IV vitamin and electrolyte infusions to help you recover from a wide array of conditions. Unlike oral supplements, IV infusions have almost 100% absorption rate, and are available in a wide variety of concentrations to address your specific needs. We also offer various add-ons to help customize your iv treatment to your specific goals. We also have IV vitamin infusions that can help with arthritis and seasonal allergies as these are the most common.
Benefits of Infusion Therapy
Infusion therapy has been used for many years. It has been used to treat cancer, arthritis and many other medical conditions. This therapy involves the insertion of a needle into the vein in order to inject medication directly into the bloodstream. This process can be very painful but the benefits that come with it are well worth the pain.
The procedure can be done in the doctor’s office or at home. The medication will be given through an intravenous line (IV). The IV is a tube that is inserted into a vein in the arm or hand. There are two types of IVs, one is the “central line” and the other is the “peripheral line”. The central line is inserted in the chest or neck. The peripheral line is inserted in the wrist, ankle or groin area.
If you are going to have the procedure done at home, you will need to prepare your home for it. You will need to purchase some supplies such as an IV bag, tubing, a tourniquet and an IV pole. You will also need to find a comfortable place to rest while the medication is being administered.
There are many benefits to infusion therapy. It can provide immediate relief from the symptoms of the disease or condition that you are suffering from. It can also be used to prevent further complications of the condition. The medication that is injected into the body can also help reduce the side effects that come with chemotherapy.
The only real risk to this procedure is if the medication is not administered correctly. If the medication is administered incorrectly, there could be an allergic reaction to the medication or the medication could be given too quickly. This could cause an infection in the blood stream.
When you are considering this procedure, it is important that you consult with your doctor. Your doctor will be able to determine whether or not this procedure is right for you.
