Vitamin C Infusion

Dear patients, We would like to inform you about the possibility of administering vitamin C infusions directly on the premises of our office. What effect does vitamin C have on the body? Why is the administration of vitamin C infusion better than food intake and the use of oral dietary supplements? How does the application work and what is the price? We will answer all questions in the following article.

Vitamin C and its importance

Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) is a water-soluble vitamin that our body cannot create by itself and therefore needs to be supplied to the body. It is involved in a whole range of bodily functions - it is an important antioxidant, has anti-inflammatory effects, activates cellular metabolism and is necessary to maintain overall body health.

What ways can vitamin C be taken?

The basis is a varied diet with foods that are rich in vitamin C (e.g. black currant, orange, lemon, kiwi, strawberries, peppers, cabbage, potatoes...). We can also help over-the-counter food supplements containing vitamin C. However, none of these options have the same effect as administering vitamin C intravenously - i.e. by infusion. The great advantage of this method of administration is many times higher efficiency compared to oral intake - vitamin C as follows we get into the body in much higher concentrations and increase the therapeutic effect.

Application Progress and Price

The application is administered intravenously, a simple injection is used to introduce the cannula, and then the infusion therapy itself takes place while you relax or read a magazine. One session lasts around 30 minutes, after which you can return to your normal daily activities without restrictions . For preventive administration, it is recommended to repeat the application 3-5 times every week. The infusion can be administered throughout the year, but it is especially suitable in the period with an increased incidence of respiratory infections (autumn, spring).