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My wife was dehydrated after suffering from the FLU. She didn't want to go to the ER and ...more
Great place to get recharged. There were 3 of us who got the infusion. A different kind of...more
Staff are very caring and friendly! The IV Therapy helps with hydration and boost my immun...more
This place! I’m one of those people that every time I have to go to the hospital I’m dehy...more
Staff was very friendly and informative, everything was so clean and could watch the nurse...more
Over the past several months, i have been dehydrated due to some medical conditions. Drip...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Post Viral.
Many clients report reduced fatigue and clearer thinking within 24-72 hours, though complete recovery varies. Multiple sessions, rest, nutrition, and follow-up with your provider may be recommended for persistent symptoms. Individual response depends on illness severity and baseline nutrient levels.
Treatment frequency depends on symptom severity and lab values. Often a series of one to three infusions spaced days to weeks apart is effective. Your clinician will assess progress and recommend supplemental vitamins or oral protocols if additional support is necessary.
Side effects are generally mild and uncommon: brief vein discomfort, warmth, flushing, or lightheadedness. Allergic reactions are rare. We conduct a medical screening and monitor you during treatment. Report any unusual symptoms immediately for prompt management.
Yes, certain medications and medical conditions may affect safety—especially anticoagulants, renal impairment, or uncontrolled blood pressure. Provide a full medication and medical history during your consultation so clinicians can tailor the infusion and adjust doses or recommend alternatives if needed.
Safety in pregnancy/breastfeeding depends on individual circumstances. Some ingredients are commonly used, but others may require caution. We recommend discussing with your obstetrician and our medical team before treatment. A personalized risk-benefit assessment will guide a safe plan.
Stay hydrated, eat a light meal, bring a list of medications and medical history. Avoid heavy alcohol and strenuous activity before treatment. Arrive rested. Our staff will review consent and screen for contraindications to ensure a safe, effective infusion.