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Once limited mainly to hospitals, you can now enjoy the benefits of intravenous (IV) infusions from your personal primary care provider at Advanced Healthcare & Injury Center, LLC in Columbus, Georgia. Marcus Edwards, DC, and Kelly McCants, MD, offer IV infusion services to help you hydrate your body, deliver nutrients, administer medications with more effectiveness and fewer side effects, and manage chronic conditions. Book your next IV infusion appointment by calling the office or scheduling online today.
Primary care always focuses on prevention, early intervention, and ongoing management of health conditions. IV infusion therapy fits perfectly into these by delivering fluids, vitamins, minerals, and medications directly into the bloodstream when oral treatments may not work as well.
At Advanced Healthcare & Injury Center, LLC, IV infusions may help:
Because your primary care provider knows your medical history, medications, and risk factors, they can safely integrate IV therapy into your personalized care.
IV infusion therapy offers several advantages when prescribed by a qualified healthcare provider.
IV infusions bypass your digestive system by delivering nutrients to your bloodstream for quick, effective absorption.
Some vitamins, minerals, and medications aren’t well absorbed through the gut. IV delivery ensures your body can access the full dose.
As a part of your primary care, IV infusions are based on lab results, symptoms, and clinical evaluation to address your specific needs.
IV fluids can rapidly restore hydration and may help relieve symptoms such as fatigue, headaches, or weakness when dehydration or deficiency is a contributing factor.
A trained professional monitors your therapy to adjust treatment, manage side effects, and ensure your safety.
Your provider starts by going over your medical history, current medications, allergies, and, when appropriate, lab results. If an IV infusion can benefit you, they’ll explain the purpose, what it contains, potential benefits, and any possible side effects.
The process is quick and simple. Your provider cleans the area and inserts a small IV catheter, usually into a vein in the arm. The IV solution delivers slowly over a set period of time, typically 30-60 minutes, while you relax.
Once complete, your provider removes the IV and gives you guidance on hydration, activity, and follow-up care.
IV infusion therapy is an excellent supportive tool. If you want to learn more about IV infusion therapy and how it might help you, call the Advanced Healthcare & Injury Center, LLC office or book your appointment online today.