Although the ingredients are safe, the physiological environment during pregnancy is unique, so it is recommended to consult your prenatal physician or have the ingredients customized to meet your needs during pregnancy.
The glutathione and vitamin C administered intravenously can reduce melanin formation and accelerate metabolism. Combined with regular treatment, it can improve skin tone and texture from within, achieving a radiant complexion.
The IV fluids administered at our hospital primarily contain essential nutrients needed by the human body and are highly safe. In rare cases, slight bruising at the injection site or a temporary vitamin odor in the urine may occur; these are all normal phenomena.
This procedure is not suitable for individuals with severe renal insufficiency or heart failure. A doctor will conduct a thorough evaluation before the procedure to ensure the body can effectively metabolize excess water and minerals.
Oral vitamins undergo the first-pass effect in the liver, resulting in an absorption rate of only 10%-20%. Intravenous infusion, on the other hand, ensures 100% entry into the bloodstream and can achieve high dose concentrations that are difficult to achieve orally.
Initial treatments usually result in a noticeable increase in physical strength. For long-term maintenance, it is recommended to have one treatment per week for 4-6 consecutive weeks as a basic course; subsequently, depending on your health condition, the frequency can be adjusted to 1-2 treatments per month.
After the procedure, apply pressure to the needle insertion site for 10-15 minutes to stop the bleeding. You can take a shower on the same day, but avoid strenuous exercise to allow your body to rest fully and maximize the effect of the nutrients.
Intravenous drip is a nutritional support therapy. Maintaining bones and muscles is a long-term process. It is recommended to achieve the best maintenance goals through regular treatments combined with a healthy diet and exercise.
Although intravenous drips mainly provide the nutrients needed by the human body, a rigorous clinical evaluation by a professional physician is still required during pregnancy and lactation.
