What it is
Vitamins on medical advice.
Vitamin therapy is the administration of vitamins and minerals, for example by injection, when the doctor identifies a need.
Composition and frequency are decided at a consultation, after reviewing your medical history and, when needed, blood tests.
Who it is for
When people look for it
Identified deficiencies
Based on tests and medical assessment.
Follow-up
As part of a health plan set by the doctor.
Options
How it can be done
- SessionComposition set by the doctor.
How it works
Step by step
- 1
Assessment
Medical consultation
Medical history and, if needed, tests.
- 2
Prescription
Individual plan
Composition and frequency.
- 3
Session
Administration
Given by a health professional.
- 4
Review
Follow-up
Reassessing the plan.
Before you decide
Risks and care
Too many vitamins and minerals can also be harmful. That is why they are only given on medical advice. There may be some discomfort at the injection site.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions
Can anyone have it?
Only on medical advice, after an assessment.
Does it replace a balanced diet?
No.
Do I need blood tests?
Often yes; the doctor will advise.
General information that does not replace a consultation. Suitability, risks and alternatives for each treatment are explained by the doctor at the assessment. Results vary from person to person.
