Get all the answers to the most frequently asked questions (FAQs) regarding visits, our specialized IV nutrient hydration and injections services and much, much more. If you have additional questions, feel free to reach out to our team for personalized assistance.
F&Q
General Questions
What is Intravenous/Intramuscular nutrient therapy?
It is a way to add fluids, nutrients and medicines into your blood through your veins(IV) or muscles(IM)
Who can benefit from IV nutrients or IM nutrients?
Anyone can benefit except precautions for those with kidney, liver, severe heart disease and some blood disorders.
Is IV nutrient/IM Nutrient Safe?
Yes. It is safe when performed by licensed professionals. It is important to disclose medical history and allergies to food/medications to reduce risk of complications.
IS IV Nutrient/IM Nurtient Therapy Painful?
The needle insertion could cause discomfort; however, we can numb your skin prior to insertion if requested.
How often should you get IV nutrients?
For general health and wellness we recommend monthly service. For specific disease it will depend on targeted symptoms.
What is the most common complication of IV nutrient Therapy?
Most common complications are bruising skin, infiltration of IV site, infection and air embolus (air clot).
Complication mitigation?
Complications reduced significantly with proper IV insertion and removal technique by skilled licensed professionals.
What are vitamin patches?
Prefer no needles or pills? The patches give an alternative solution to deliver the required nutraceuticals without gastrointestinal interference.
What sets Wellness & Beyond, PC apart?
We serve God by serving you! Our practice embraces faith based wellness care—mind, body, and spirit. For clients who desire it, we offer an optional complimentary service called the WB War Room, centered on prayer and faith based encouragement. This service integrates spiritual support into your holistic wellness journey and is entirely voluntary.
Participation is always at the client’s discretion.
