Your questions about IV Therapy Solutions

There are few medications that interact with the IV therapy. We conduct a comprehensive history in order to make sure none of our patients are on medications which could have a potentially negative interaction.

Bruises or hematomas happen when the IV punctures the vein and blood collects under the skin. Although not common, it is occasionally seen after the IV process. These effects usually recover, without complication, over time (within a few hours to days).

Everyone’s pain threshold is different. While some people find needles to be relatively painless, others will find this process painful. While in no way is this procedure excruciating, we do have ways of making the process more comfortable. Feel free to inquire.

Depending on your nutritional demands, coupled with your hydration status, you may see dramatic effects after the first IV. People who get regular IV’s will feel less pronounced effects as there body starts to obtain optimal balance of these deficiencies.

Most of our IV’s contain nothing that the body can overdose on. Thus, If you are healthy, IV’s could safely be used on a daily basis. Realistically, most people do not put such high demands on their bodies where they would need daily therapy. For example, our most frequent dosage is usually a bi-weekly program. In short, your IV therapy should be tailored to your body’s demand.

No major side effects are usually ever seen. Sometimes people report cooling of their arm or a metallic taste in their mouth. These are normal occurrences.