IV Drip is a simple and gentle method that infuses vital fluids, medications, and nutrients directly into your bloodstream. It's a quick and comfortable way to get what your body needs.
Why is IV Drip Therapy Gaining Popularity for Wellness?
IV drip therapy delivers immediate hydration, revitalization, and recuperation by providing a physiological boost directly to your cells. This advanced preventive healthcare measure ensures optimal nutrient concentrations, potentially preventing health issues.
Why should I resort to IV Drips when I can take supplements for my deficiencies?
Oral supplements may not provide optimal bioavailability as a large portion of the nutrients can be metabolised or excreted during digestion. IV Drips ensures 100% bioavailability, rapid and efficient cellular uptake, higher doses and better results.
How many sessions do I need & how long does a session last?
Number of sessions required depends on the therapy in question, the desired results and each individual's lifestyle & physiological factors. On an average most people opt for 8 to 15 sessions. Each IV Drip session at ALIV typically lasts between 45 minutes to 90 mins.
Nothing more than a small pinch. The procedure involves a needle for IV insertion, topical local anaesthesia and our well experienced nursing staff makes the discomfort minimal.
Most individuals experience no major side effects. Some minor side effects during the therapy may include dizziness, nausea, slight irritation at the site of injection. They subside almost instantaneously after a few minutes.
Can I go back to daily activities after the IV Drip session?
Yes, the therapy is minimally invasive, allowing most clients to resume their daily activities immediately. We recommend taking it easy for a couple of hours.
All of our IV infusion specialists are Registered Nurses (RN) who are trained and experienced in administering IV drip therapy for individuals across all ages.
At ALIV, our expert team of medical professionals develop & deliver safety and quality in every procedure. We pride ourselves on offering tailored IV Drips, customised to individual health needs for best results.
ACTs are your own cell fractions that target the root causes of ailments by leveraging the body's innate ability to heal itself by rejuvenating or replacing damaged cells and tissues.
At ALIV, we prioritise patient safety. It is considered safe as we use only autologous cells, which are extracted from the patient's own body. This minimises the risk of adverse reactions and ensures the highest standards of safety with no known side effects.
How long does it take to see results from Autologous Cell Therapy?
The timeline for experiencing results from Autologous Cell Therapy can vary depending on the individual patient and the condition being treated. Some patients may notice improvements within weeks, while others may require several months or more.
Is cell fraction therapy covered by insurance?
Coverage for cell fraction therapy depends on your specific insurance plan and the condition being treated. In most cases, insurance does not cover this form of procedure.
PRP therapy works by concentrating the platelets from the patient's blood to create a healing serum. This serum is rich in growth factors and cytokines that promote tissue repair and rejuvenation when injected into the affected area.
PRP therapy is generally considered safe as it uses the patient's own blood, reducing the risk of allergic reactions or transmissible infections. As with any medical procedure, there are potential risks and side effects that should be discussed with a healthcare provider.
Who is a good candidate for PRP therapy?
Individuals with tendon injuries, acute sports injuries, arthritis-related pain, and certain cosmetic concerns may benefit from PRP therapy. A thorough evaluation by a qualified medical professional can determine if PRP therapy is right for you.
Can PRP therapy prevent the need for surgery?
In some cases, PRP therapy may reduce the need for surgery by promoting natural healing and delaying disease progression. However, it is not a substitute for surgical intervention when it is necessary.