IV drip infusions involve delivering fluids, vitamins, minerals, and medications directly into the bloodstream through an intravenous line. This bypasses the digestive system, allowing for faster absorption and potential immediate effects.
To consent to any IV drip vitamin infusion, you must be 18 years old. If you have a complex medical history involving conditions such as cancer, fluid retention, kidney, or liver failure, please consult your treating doctor before scheduling an appointment with us. For additional information, feel free to call us at 0405 751 970.
Yes, you can enjoy a MEDinfusions treatment in the comfort of your home, office, hotel or even experience your Vitamin Infusion during our regular clinic service at select locations across the Sunshine Coast. Book your consultation today: https://medinfusions.as.me/
IV infusion therapy may offer benefits to individuals experiencing nutrient deficiencies, gut absorption issues, or chronic illnesses. Therapy has the potential to aid in the recovery process following periods of feeling run down, fatigued or dehydrated. They may complement treatment plans but should be used judiciously and under medical guidance.
Please note: Your MEDinfusion Nurse will provide expert recommendations and advice during your consultation. There’s no need for you to select specific vitamins before your appointment.
For a consultation, please call 0405 751 970
Individual needs can vary based on personal lifestyle and the level of depletion experienced.
The duration between IV vitamin infusions typically ranges from 6 to 8 weeks, although some individuals with busier lifestyles may opt for monthly infusions.
Please be aware that our expert Infusion Nurses will devise a personalised treatment plan during your infusion appointment. This plan will include recommendations tailored to your specific needs, advising on the frequency of IV infusions and their components.
To qualify for an iron infusion, clients must meet the following criteria:
1. Undergo a medical assessment by their treating doctor to ascertain the necessity for an iron infusion.
2. Provide evidence of a recent blood test conducted within the last 3 months.
3. Have received an iron infusion within the past 12 months.
Upon confirming eligibility based on these three criteria, the client must acquire a prescription from their treating doctor and ensure it is filled before their scheduled appointment with our MEDinfusions registered nurse.
Iron infusions are administered during a 1-hour appointment.
For additional information, feel free to call us at 0405 751 970.
When administered by our trained and registered MEDinfusions healthcare professionals following proper protocols, IV drip infusions are generally safe. However, they should be prescribed based on individual needs and medical assessment.
Yes, in Australia, IV drip infusions require a prescription from a qualified healthcare professional. A MEDinfusions doctor will assess your personal situation during your consultation to determine if you’re a suitable candidate. Book your consultation today: {https://medinfusions.as.me/}
While side effects are uncommon, they might include minor discomfort at the injection site, allergic reactions, or in rare cases, infection. Adhering to proper hygiene and using sterile equipment minimises risks.
The duration of a session varies depending on the treatment plan and the specific infusion. On average, an IV drip infusion may take anywhere from 30 minutes to a couple of hours. Book your consultation today: https://medinfusions.as.me/
The individual administering IV drip infusions should be a qualified and registered healthcare professional, such as a nurse or doctor, trained in intravenous therapy. You can rest assured that MEDinfusions nurses are all registered and consult under a registered Australian clinical practitioner.
Coverage for IV drip infusions can vary based on your insurance plan and the reason for the infusion. Some policies may partially cover these treatments if deemed medically necessary. It’s best to speak to your insurer to confirm if your policy includes IV drip infusions.