IV therapy is when fluids, vitamins, or medicines are given directly into your veins using a small needle. The "IV" stands for "intravenous", which means "inside the vein". It's a fast way to get important substances into your bloodstream. This method allows your body to absorb things better than if you took them by mouth. People might get IV therapy to feel more energized, recover from illness, or stay hydrated. Athletes sometimes use it to recover faster after intense workouts. It can also help with things like boosting immunity, improving skin health, or detoxifying the body. The effects can often be felt quickly because it goes straight into your bloodstream. Many people report feeling refreshed or revitalized after an IV session. Always make sure a trained professional administers IV therapy to ensure safety.
Most people feel a small pinch when the needle is inserted, but once it's in, the process is usually painless.
It can vary, but most sessions last between 30 minutes to an hour.
Yes, most people can return to their regular activities immediately. Some even feel more energized afterward.
Side effects are rare, but possible. They might include bruising at the needle site or an allergic reaction. Always discuss any concerns with your healthcare provider.