IV Vitamin Therapy in Brighton
IV vitamin therapy delivers an agreed formulation into a vein. It may support an individually assessed nutritional need, but evidence for routine wellness benefits in people without deficiency is limited.
78 Trafalgar Street, North Laine, a short walk from Brighton Station
Every treatment begins with a medical consultation. Results vary between individuals.
What is IV Vitamin Therapy?
IV vitamin therapy delivers an agreed formulation into a vein. It may support an individually assessed nutritional need, but evidence for routine wellness benefits in people without deficiency is limited.
Who it's for
Adults considering nutritional support need a medical review first. Kidney or heart conditions, medicines, allergies and pregnancy can make an infusion unsuitable. A balanced diet or oral supplements may be more appropriate.
Treatment is for adults only. Tell us about pregnancy, breastfeeding, allergies, current medicines and previous procedures so we can assess suitability.
What to expect on the day
A clinician reviews your history, indication and formulation, including whether any tests are needed. If appropriate, a cannula is placed and the infusion is monitored; the ingredients and costs are agreed beforehand.
Downtime and aftercare
Bruising, soreness and dizziness can occur. Infection, allergic reactions, vein irritation and fluid or electrolyte problems are potential risks. Seek urgent help for breathing difficulty, chest pain or a severe reaction.
Price
Price confirmed at consultation
Your practitioner confirms the treatment scope and total cost before you decide. Any course or additional procedure is discussed separately.
Who performs it
Your treating practitioner is confirmed at consultation. Ask about their registration, relevant training and experience with the proposed procedure before giving consent.
FAQs
Will an infusion cure fatigue or boost immunity?
No such outcome can be promised. Persistent fatigue needs medical assessment, not an assumed vitamin deficiency. IV therapy is not a substitute for diagnosis or established treatment.
Who may need to postpone treatment?
Active infection, pregnancy or breastfeeding, certain medicines and relevant health conditions may affect suitability. Tell the clinician your full history; do not stop prescribed medicines without medical advice.
What will recovery involve?
Bruising, soreness and dizziness can occur. Infection, allergic reactions, vein irritation and fluid or electrolyte problems are potential risks. Seek urgent help for breathing difficulty, chest pain or a severe reaction.
How many treatments will I need?
The plan depends on the concern, chosen method and your response. A single procedure, staged care or no treatment may be recommended; there is no standard course suitable for everyone.
Are results guaranteed?
No. Results vary between individuals. Your clinician explains realistic limitations, possible complications and alternatives, including choosing not to proceed.
How do I start?
Every treatment begins with a medical consultation. Visit our Brighton clinic in the North Laine to discuss your history, goals, costs and any questions before making a decision.
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Start with a consultation
A 30-minute medical consultation to talk through your goals, check suitability and agree a plan. 78 Trafalgar Street, North Laine, a short walk from Brighton Station.