IV therapy.
Care that comes
to you.

There is no automatic weekly course suitable for everyone. Any repeat session should follow reassessment of the clinical need, response, relevant investigations and risks. Confirm the plan with the treating clinician rather than repeating treatment only because you have had it before.

An intravenous infusion delivers a prescribed fluid or formulation through a cannula into a vein. It requires assessment, appropriate preparation, administration and monitoring by a qualified clinician. Convenience does not determine whether it is suitable.

Begin with why you are seeking care, your symptoms and relevant history. Read the named option and its listed ingredients, then discuss suitability with the clinical team. A product name is not a diagnosis or a guarantee of an outcome.

No. Oral fluids may be appropriate in some situations, while significant dehydration or another underlying illness can require urgent assessment in a different setting. The cause and severity of symptoms guide the clinical decision.

Share current symptoms, existing conditions, medicines and supplements, allergies, previous treatment reactions, pregnancy or breastfeeding. Heart and kidney conditions can affect fluid and electrolyte decisions.

No. The catalogue distinguishes options with an established bookable record from those requiring a discussion about formulation, route or suitability. Those options open a clinical enquiry rather than checkout.

No. Intravenous and intramuscular administration are different routes. They are not interchangeable, and an ingredient name does not establish the correct route. The clinical prescription and exact formulation determine administration.

Do not select or combine formulations as a substitute for clinical advice. The clinician determines the appropriate formulation, amount, rate and whether treatment is needed. Adding several services to a basket does not establish a safe combined treatment.

Individual records show the listed session duration where available. Clinical assessment, preparation and observation can require additional time. Confirm the practical appointment arrangements with the team.

No additional visit fee is added to the listed IV service price. Separately ordered laboratory tests have their own collection-fee rules. The review step shows the order breakdown.

Cannula insertion can cause pain, bruising or vein irritation, and there is a risk of infection. IV fluids can also cause fluid or electrolyte problems when the amount or formulation is inappropriate. Discuss the risks of the specific treatment, and report any change promptly to the clinician.

Tell the attending clinician promptly about pain, swelling, dizziness, breathlessness or any other change. They assess the situation and the appropriate response. Do not adjust or disconnect the equipment yourself.

Yes. The checkout has an earliest-available callback request without a date or slot. No payment is taken for an order with that request, and the appointment remains to be agreed with the care team.

No. Serious symptoms such as collapse, severe breathing difficulty or confusion need urgent medical attention. Do not wait for a routine home infusion appointment; for a life-threatening emergency in the UAE, call 998.