About the procedure
Infusions deliver substances directly into the circulation. They may contain fluids, vitamins, minerals or other compounds according to the medical indication. Composition and the need for intravenous administration are assessed against symptoms, investigations, current treatment and available alternatives.
Your consultation
Discuss known conditions, medicines, allergies and why you are requesting treatment. Ask for the exact ingredients, the purpose of administration and the intended benefit in your situation.
What to expect
- Assess the medical concern and whether investigations are needed before treatment.
- Clarify the indication, ingredients, alternatives and risks of intravenous administration.
- If indicated, plan administration and how possible reactions will be monitored.
Recovery and follow-up
Supervision and subsequent advice depend on the substances administered and your medical condition. The doctor explains any contraindications and reactions to report to the team.
What to consider
Allergic reactions, infections or problems with formulation and administration can occur. Medical assessment clarifies the intended benefit and risks relevant to the proposed formulation.
Common questions
What should I know about the ingredients?
The doctor explains the proposed substances, the role of each and why the formulation suits the indication discussed.
When is intravenous administration appropriate?
The choice depends on the medical need and assessment of alternatives, including whether another route of administration is suitable.
Discuss the cost before treatment.
Ask for an estimate for your case and clarify what is included: consultations, the procedure, investigations and follow-up visits. The plan and final cost are agreed after assessment.
Request a consultationInformation to help you prepare for a consultation. Recommendations and treatment plans are agreed individually with your doctor.