What is Infusion Therapy Used For?
Infusion therapy has many purposes. It delivers ingredients more quickly than the digestive system. It is also used for ingredients that cannot pass through the stomach without being broken down.
Hydration Therapy
Intravenous hydration therapy infuses hydrating fluids and vitamins to address dehydration or nutrient deficiencies. It boosts absorption rates from less than 50% to 90%, so you enjoy faster and more potent benefits. Infusion therapy is the fastest and most absorbable way to treat low nutrient levels.
Injectable Hormone Therapy
Some cancer types are sensitive to hormones such as estrogen and testosterone. Injectable hormone therapy blocks or otherwise interferes with these hormones to limit cancer growth. It can significantly boost the effectiveness of other treatments for some cancers.
Iron Infusion
People with anemia may need an iron infusion due to a lack of iron. This treatment delivers more iron than you could achieve through diet or supplements. It also boosts levels much more quickly for those who need to get iron levels up quickly.
Monoclonal Antibodies
Lab-created monoclonal antibodies help your immune system fight cancer. They attach to targets found only on cancer cells and help the immune system identify and eliminate them without targeting healthy cells.
Hematologic Growth Factors
These growth factors help your bone marrow produce more healthy blood cells. Chemotherapy or other factors can affect your ability to make red and white blood cells. Hematologic growth factors help restore your blood cell count.
IV Antibiotics
Some bacterial infections may need to be treated more quickly and effectively than pills can accomplish. Infusion therapy delivers broad-spectrum antibiotics to treat many bacterial infections immediately.
