IV therapy delivers fluids, vitamins, and nutrients directly into the bloodstream through a drip, bypassing the digestive system. This page explains how it works at the clinic and how we assess suitability.
What Is IV Therapy?
IV therapy delivers fluids, vitamins, and nutrients directly into the bloodstream through a drip, bypassing the digestive system.
The Consultation
Every course starts with a consultation covering your health history, current concerns, and goals — IV therapy is not offered without it.
Safety Assessment
Not everyone is suitable for IV therapy. We screen for medical conditions and medications that could make it unsafe, and we will decline treatment where it is not appropriate.
What Happens During Treatment
A fine cannula is placed, usually in the arm, and the infusion runs over a set period while you relax. The clinic team monitors you throughout.
Suitability and Limitations
IV therapy supports general wellness goals; it is not a cure for disease and does not replace medical care. We are clear about what it can and cannot do.
Potential Risks
Bruising at the cannula site, light-headedness, and rare infusion reactions — all explained before you consent.
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FAQs
How often can I have it?
Frequency is set individually at consultation.
Is it painful?
Most people feel only the initial cannula placement.
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Every treatment plan starts with an assessment at the clinic.