PERFUSION/ INJECTIONS WITH PHOSPHATIDYLCHOLIN

PERFUSION/ INJECTIONS WITH PHOSPHATIDYLCHOLIN

Phosphatidylcholine (PC) is an essential phospholipid, naturally present in the cell membranes of the human body. Phosphatidylcholine is frequently used in intravenous medicine in combination with other substances for various purposes, including the treatment of liver diseases.

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What are Phosphatidylcholine infusions?

Phosphatidylcholine infusions are medical procedures in which phosphatidylcholine, an essential phospholipid naturally present in cell membranes, is administered intravenously into the body. These infusions can be performed in various medical contexts, either as part of alternative therapies or within conventional treatments, under medical supervision.

Benefits of Phosphatidylcholine infusions:


Support for liver health: Phosphatidylcholine is often associated with benefits for the liver, and can be used in the treatment of liver diseases.
Contribution to cell integrity: Phospholipid is an essential component of the cell membrane, supporting the structure and functionality of cells throughout the body.


How do Phosphatidylcholine infusions work?


Repair of cell membranes: Phosphatidylcholine is integrated into cell membranes, contributing to the repair and maintenance of their integrity.
Liver detoxification: In the case of infusions intended for the treatment of liver diseases, it is assumed that phosphatidylcholine could support the detoxification processes in the liver.


Indications for injectable Phosphatidylcholine:


Liver diseases: Phosphatidylcholine infusions can be considered in the treatment of liver diseases, such as fatty liver or hepatitis.
Cell health support therapy: To support the integrity of cell membranes in different tissues of the body.


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The Quantica720° medical team specializes in the administration of therapies through intravenous injections. Our composition includes specialized doctors with extensive experience in the medical field and in the application of intravenous treatments.

We are committed to providing quality services and personalized care to our patients. We are the team that is well trained and updated with the latest discoveries and medical techniques related to intravenous injection therapies.

Frequently asked questions for PERFUSION/ INJECTIONS WITH PHOSPHATIDYLCHOLIN

What are Phosphatidylcholine infusions?

Phosphatidylcholine infusions represent medical procedures in which phosphatidylcholine, a type of phospholipid essential for the structure and functioning of cell membranes, is administered intravenously. This phospholipid is found naturally in the human body, especially in cell membranes.

What are the benefits of Phosphatidylcholine infusions?

Support for liver health: Phosphatidylcholine plays a role in lipid metabolism and helps maintain liver health. Infusions with this phospholipid are considered in the treatment of liver diseases, such as fatty liver or hepatitis.

Maintaining the integrity of cell membranes: Phosphatidylcholine is a major component of cell membranes, contributing to their structure and functioning. Infusions have the potential to support cellular integrity and function in various tissues of the body.

Potential in detoxification therapy: Due to its properties of supporting liver function, Phosphatidylcholine could contribute to detoxification processes, helping the body to eliminate toxic substances or metabolic waste.

How is a Phosphatidylcholine infusion session performed?

A Phosphatidylcholine infusion session involves administering the substance through an intravenous infusion. In general, this involves the insertion of a cannula into a vein, usually in the arm, and the slow and controlled administration of a glutathione solution into the venous system.


The procedure is performed by qualified medical personnel, who monitor the patient and regulate the infusion flow to ensure a safe and efficient administration of Phosphatidylcholine.

What are the risks and side effects of Phosphatidylcholine infusions?

Allergic reactions: People may be sensitive or allergic to Phosphatidylcholine, and intravenous administration may lead to allergic or hypersensitivity reactions.

Gastrointestinal side effects: Phosphatidylcholine can cause some gastrointestinal disturbances, such as nausea or diarrhea, especially at higher doses.

Local discomfort at the injection site: Discomfort, redness or swelling may occur at the site where the infusion is administered.

Interactions with drugs: Phosphatidylcholine can interact with other drugs that the patient is taking, which could affect the effectiveness of the treatment or increase the risk of side effects.

Coagulation Disorders: There is some concern that Phosphatidylcholine could affect blood clotting, which could be problematic for people with clotting disorders.

How long does a Phosphatidylcholine infusion session last?

The duration of a Phosphatidylcholine infusion session can vary depending on several factors, including the administered dose and the specific therapy protocol. Usually, an infusion session with Phosphatidylcholine can last between 15-30 minutes.

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