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Magnesium IV drip

Intravenous magnesium is cleared by the kidneys, and an excess (hypermagnesaemia) is an absolute contraindication to giving more. That is why kidney function is checked at the assessment and the drip is given slowly. Contraindicated in kidney failure, Addison's disease and barbiturate poisoning.

Vitamin D 100,000 IU (IM) · Vitamin D 300,000 IU (IM)

High-dose injectable vitamin D is a prescription medicine, not a supplement. It is given after a medical assessment, and the dose and repeat interval are set according to your serum 25-OH vitamin D level — testing beforehand is recommended. Vitamin D is fat-soluble and accumulates: a high dose given without an indication is not risk-free.

Iron infusion — 500 mg protocol · Iron infusion — 200 mg protocol

Iron infusions are given only at the clinic and only on the basis of blood tests confirming the deficiency (ferritin, serum iron, full blood count, plus C-reactive protein where relevant), after a medical assessment. They are not given on request and are not given at home.

Vitamin B12 (IM)

Low vitamin B12 has different causes — from insufficient intake to absorption problems. The injection corrects intake but does not explain the cause of the deficiency, which is investigated separately. Given after a medical assessment, at the clinic or at home.

Cerebrolysin infusion — 1 × 10 ml ampoule

Cerebrolysin (a porcine brain protein hydrolysate, 215.2 mg/ml) is a prescription medicine, not a wellness supplement. One 10 ml ampoule contains 2152 mg and is given diluted in 250 ml saline over 45–60 minutes, only at the clinic, with monitoring throughout the infusion. It is given on the basis of a documented neurological diagnosis and after a medical assessment; the dose and length of the course are set by the doctor. Contraindicated in epilepsy/status epilepticus, severe kidney failure and in people allergic to its components — there is a risk of hypersensitivity reactions.

Gerovital H3 (IM) — 1 × 5 ml ampoule

Gerovital H3 contains procaine hydrochloride, 100 mg in a 5 ml ampoule, and is a prescription medicine, not a supplement. The leaflet requires a procaine sensitivity test before treatment starts: a small amount is first given under the skin, and after 24 hours the test is repeated intramuscularly. A first-time patient cannot receive the injection on the same day. It is given strictly intramuscularly, only at the clinic, with an observation period afterwards. The intravenous route is contraindicated. Also contraindicated in hypersensitivity to procaine, severe low blood pressure, uncontrolled epilepsy, second- or third-degree atrioventricular block without a pacemaker, and alongside sulfonamides or acetylcholinesterase inhibitors. The leaflet provides for a course of three injections a week for four weeks; the schedule is set by the doctor.

IV support during injectable weight-loss treatment

Given only after a medical assessment confirming that it is suitable and that there are no contraindications. The injectable weight-loss treatment remains solely in the care of the doctor who prescribed it.