What Are IV Therapies Available to Support Overall Wellness?

Intravenous therapy, often known as IV therapy, delivers nutrients and fluids directly into the bloodstream for immediate absorption and usage by the body.

Because iv therapy in san Diego bypasses the digestive system and goes straight to the organs, it is the quickest route to give nutrients throughout the body, with a 90-100 percent absorption rate (instead of only 20-50 percent possible orally).

 

Injections and infusions are both considered IV treatment. Dilution of fluids known as diluents is frequently required before delivery.

 

IV injections, also known as IV bolus, involve quickly injecting a single dosage of medication into a vein, such as during medical crises.

 

IV infusions are a type of treatment that is given slowly but consistently over time. 

 

 

Drip infusion:

 Drip is a type of treatment that uses gravity to administer a consistent amount of medication over time. A fluid bag is hung on a drip stand and connected to your IV line. The fluid container houses all therapy materials, while the drip chamber keeps track of the drip rate and prevents air from entering the bloodstream. The term "drip-rate" refers to counting the number of drops per minute to estimate the rate at which treatment is supplied. The drip rate is adjusted with the roller clamp.