The duration of a session may vary depending on several factors, including the patient’s individual needs, the composition of the solution, and the infusion rate. In general, a session lasts between 10 and 30 minutes. In certain special situations, the duration may be shorter or longer, according to the recommendation of the medical staff.
Intravenous Therapies - Injections
Intravenous Therapies - Injections
Intravenous therapies are medical procedures in which vitamins and other essential nutrients are administered directly into the patient's circulatory system via an intravenous infusion. These therapies aim to improve nutrient levels in the body and support overall health.
More energy and vitality, a stronger immune system, radiant and beautiful skin, healthier and more protected from disease, these are just some of the benefits of vitamin and mineral infusion, administered intravenously or intramuscularly. A therapy that revolutionized the medical world in the 1960s and has become increasingly popular today.
This type of therapy aims to deliver nutrients to the body quickly and efficiently, bypassing the absorption process from the digestive system. When vitamins are taken orally, they must be processed in the stomach and intestines and then absorbed into the bloodstream. However, in some cases, this absorption route may be ineffective or limited.
Infusions provide a direct way to introduce vitamins into the bloodstream. This allows for faster and more efficient absorption of the nutrients. The vitamins and minerals are dissolved in a special liquid called an infusion solution, which is administered through a catheter inserted into a vein, usually in the arm or hand.
Our medical services are performed by authorized medical personnel, based on clinical evaluation and medical indication.
Therapy services are performed only after a preliminary medical consultation.
Therapy services are performed only after a preliminary medical consultation.
INTRAVENOUS THERAPY SERVICES - INJECTIONS
What you should know about injectable vitamins
These therapies were initially developed to treat severe nutritional deficiencies and to support overall health, especially when the oral absorption of vitamins and minerals is compromised or insufficient. However, in recent years, they have also gained popularity for other purposes, such as rapid rehydration, revitalization, immune system support, and post-surgical recovery.
The nutritional solutions used in intravenous therapies may contain vitamins C, B, D, K and minerals such as calcium, magnesium, zinc, and selenium. The exact composition of the infusion solutions is determined by the physician according to the individual needs of each patient.
How does a medical consultation and scan for IV/IM therapies take place and what technologies are used?
Consultation & medical scan for IV/IM therapies: 600 RON
This type of therapy includes a complete scan using Check Medical Sport or Bioscan SWA.
Check Medical Sport
It is a tool that announces the beginning of a new era in scanning methods. Using 6 electrodes attached to the body, the device records the body’s electrical parameters from head to toe in a simple and fully automated process that lasts only 8 minutes. If the results deviate from the normal graph, this indicates a certain dysfunction. Practically, the device locates interference fields and reveals their position on a body chart. Thus, medical professionals and therapists obtain an overall picture of the patient’s health status, as well as suggestions for correcting possible imbalances.
Check Medical Sport is ideal for people who practice sports. It can measure energy reserves and acid-base balance, together with other data specific to athletes’ activity, helping them reach optimal training condition. Based on this initial diagnosis, further treatment steps can be selected and decided.
Bioscan SWA
It is a device used both for testing and for monitoring therapy. It integrates and combines information from electrical engineering, biophysics, and computer science. In just 90 seconds, the Bioscan SWA biocybernetic analysis system tests over 250 parameters presented in 31 reports. These include: toxins, vitamins, minerals and trace elements, heavy metals, immune system, amino acids, skin and collagen deficiency, osteo-articular diseases, kidney and lung functionality, cardiovascular & cerebral diseases, gastrointestinal functionality, hepato-biliary and pancreatic function. After the scan, we provide superfoods and the necessary nutritional support to balance any deviations from the tested parameters.
How does the vitamin cocktail administered through an infusion work?
Vitamin infusions mainly aim to provide nutrients to the body quickly and efficiently, bypassing the digestive absorption process. When injectable vitamins are taken orally, they must be processed in the stomach and intestines and then absorbed into the bloodstream. However, in some cases, this absorption route may be inefficient or limited.
Vitamin infusions are often used for specific medical purposes, such as treating severe nutritional deficiencies or in cases where oral absorption is impaired, for example in gastrointestinal disorders or after major surgical interventions. Some people also use infusions as part of supportive treatment for revitalization and improving general health, although their effectiveness in these cases is still debated in the medical community.
It is important to note that these infusions should be administered under medical supervision and prescription, and that doses and solution composition must be adjusted according to each patient’s individual needs and conditions.
What benefits do vitamin infusions and injections offer?
Intravenous vitamin therapy may provide several benefits in certain medical situations, including:
Efficient absorption: By administering compounds directly into the bloodstream, the digestive absorption process is bypassed, which may be limited or affected in certain conditions. Thus, nutrients are delivered quickly and efficiently, ensuring maximum absorption.
Rehydration and electrolyte rebalancing: Injectable vitamins can be used for rapid rehydration in cases of severe dehydration or excessive fluid loss. They can also help restore the body’s electrolyte balance through solutions containing salts and minerals.
Nutritional supplementation: Intravenous therapy can be used to treat or prevent severe nutritional deficiencies such as scurvy (vitamin C deficiency) or beriberi (vitamin B1 deficiency). This is useful when oral absorption is impaired, such as in certain gastrointestinal diseases or after major surgery. The solution contains controlled concentrations adapted to each patient’s needs.
Rehabilitation and revitalization: Vitamin infusions can be used to revitalize and improve general health. They may provide an energy boost and help restore nutritional balance. However, it should be noted that the benefits of vitamin injections in these cases are still debated in the medical community and there is insufficient scientific evidence to support their use as general maintenance therapy.
Post-surgical recovery: After major surgery, oral absorption of vitamins and minerals may be impaired. Injectable vitamin cocktails can help restore adequate nutritional status and promote healing.
How does an intravenous vitamin therapy session take place?
A session must be conducted with care and professionalism and includes the following steps:
Initial evaluation: Before administering vitamin and mineral infusions, the physician evaluates the patient’s general health and discusses individual needs, including medical history, medications, and possible allergies or contraindications.
Patient preparation: The patient is seated comfortably or placed in a suitable position for intravenous administration. The infusion area is cleaned and disinfected.
Venous access: The physician selects an appropriate vein and carefully inserts an intravenous catheter, usually in the arm or hand. This may be slightly uncomfortable but is generally well tolerated.
Solution administration: Once the catheter is correctly placed, the vitamin solution is connected and administered slowly into the bloodstream. The rate of administration varies depending on medical indications and solution composition.
Monitoring and supervision: Throughout the session, medical staff monitor blood pressure, heart rate, and the patient’s general condition to ensure safety.
Session completion: After the solution is fully administered, the catheter is carefully removed. The infusion area is checked for bleeding or complications, and the patient may be asked to remain briefly to ensure they feel well after the procedure.
How do you prepare for a vitamin and mineral infusion?
To ensure the infusion is effective and well tolerated, follow these simple steps:
▪️ Proper hydration – Drink enough water the day before and on the day of the procedure to support circulation and nutrient absorption.
▪️ Light diet – Eat balanced meals rich in fruits and vegetables and avoid heavy, fatty foods or alcohol at least 24 hours before.
▪️ Adequate rest – Get enough sleep and avoid intense physical activity beforehand.
▪️ Inform the doctor about current treatments – Mention any medications, supplements, or known allergies.
▪️ Avoid smoking before the procedure – Smoking can negatively affect oxygenation and therapy response.
▪️ Comfortable clothing – Wear loose clothes that allow easy access to the infusion area.
Who are vitamin injections and infusions recommended for?
There are several situations and conditions that can be prevented or treated with a vitamin cocktail administered intravenously.
Low immunity
Intravenous therapy can be used to strengthen immunity and quickly restore fluids and electrolytes.
Chronic fatigue
Some individuals, including performance athletes, use this therapy to increase energy levels, maintain nutritional balance, and support muscle recovery, although its effectiveness remains debated.
Oxidative stress
Intravenous infusions may be indicated in cases of increased oxidative stress, which occurs when there is an imbalance between free radical production and the body’s detoxification capacity.
Severe nutritional deficiencies
Vitamin cocktails can be used to treat severe nutritional deficiencies.
Gastrointestinal disorders
People with inflammatory bowel disease, celiac disease, or malabsorption syndromes may have difficulty absorbing nutrients orally.
What contraindications and precautions apply to injectable therapies?
Although these procedures may have benefits in certain situations, there are contraindications and precautions. It is important to consult a physician before starting injections or infusions.
Allergies or hypersensitivity: Inform your doctor of any known allergies to substances used in the solutions.
Renal failure: Severe kidney disease may cause difficulty eliminating vitamins and minerals, leading to accumulation.
Heart or vascular disease: Certain cardiovascular or vascular conditions may increase complication risks.
Blood clotting disorders: Patients with coagulation disorders or on anticoagulants must inform their doctor.
Excess vitamins and minerals: Over-administration may lead to toxicity and adverse effects.
What are the risks and side effects of vitamin infusions?
Although generally safe, vitamin infusions may present risks and side effects. They should be performed in accredited clinics by specialists, with doses adjusted according to lab tests and medical history.
Possible side effects:
▪️ Local reactions at the injection site (pain, redness, swelling, bruising)
▪️ Nausea, dizziness, or temporary weakness
▪️ Headache after the procedure
▪️ Allergic reactions
▪️ Electrolyte imbalances if dosing is incorrect
▪️ Overdose of certain vitamins or minerals (especially fat-soluble vitamins)
▪️ Risk of infection if sterility is not respected
Following medical protocols and specialized supervision significantly reduces risks and ensures patient safety.
Choose our medical team!
Quantica720° specialists offer expertise and specialized knowledge in intravenous therapy and vitamin infusions, as well as other services such as ozone therapy and laser therapy.
By choosing such a team, you benefit from personalized medical consultation and careful treatment monitoring. These specialists evaluate individual patient needs, recommend appropriate therapy, and adjust doses and infusion composition according to each patient’s specific requirements.
Frequently asked questions
How safe are intravenous therapies?
Intravenous vitamin therapies are considered safe when administered by qualified medical personnel and after a prior evaluation of the patient’s health condition. Sterile substances, controlled dosages, and strict hygiene protocols are used.
Like any medical procedure, minor reactions may occur (local discomfort, mild dizziness), but serious complications are rare when the treatment is correctly indicated.
How painful is intramuscular vitamin injection?
Pain is generally minimal and short-lived. Most patients describe only a slight prick or mild discomfort at the time of injection. The intensity may vary depending on individual sensitivity and the type of substance administered. The discomfort usually disappears within a few minutes.
How often should injections be repeated?
The frequency of administration depends on the patient’s individual needs, the type of therapy, and the doctor’s recommendation.
In general, injections may be performed:
- once a week,
-or in treatment plans of 2–4 sessions per month,
depending on the purpose (immunity, energy, recovery, vitamin deficiency).
A personalized plan is always established after a medical evaluation.
What is the price of the vitamin cocktail administered by infusion?
The price varies depending on:
▪️ the type and quantity of vitamins administered,
▪️ the duration of the session,
▪️ the complexity of the cocktail (standard or personalized),
▪️ the individual medical recommendation.
Therefore, the exact cost is determined after the consultation, depending on the needs of each patient. For a personalized offer, a prior evaluation by the medical staff is required.
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