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What is BioHigh C?

Vitamin C is a vital component for our immune system, but since our bodies don’t naturally produce it, obtaining it from external sources is essential. When taken orally in high doses, Vitamin C may lead to stomach discomfort and inadequate absorption in the intestines. Opting for intravenous (IV) administration ensures 100% bioavailability, allowing for easy absorption without causing significant GI issues, providing a more effective and seamless way to support your immune health.

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How does BioHigh C Work?

The Migraine infusion begins with 1 liter of normal saline with added B vitamins, which help to disrupt migraines. The addition of a homeopathic anti-inflammatory will be added which will help to decrease the current pain. If necessary, an anti-nausea agent can be used to decease the discomfort that may be felt. The Migraine IV disrupts the excruciating pain, nausea, vomiting, and sensitivity to light and sounds that go along with migraines and headaches.

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What Can I Expect from IV Therapy?

The specific experience of IV therapy can vary depending on the individual and the type of therapy used. However, here are some general expectations you may have during an IV therapy session:

Monitoring

While you receive the IV therapy, your healthcare provider will monitor your vital signs, such as your blood pressure, heart rate, and oxygen levels, to ensure your safety.

Effects

You may start to feel the effects of the IV therapy immediately, such as increased hydration and energy. However, the full effects of the therapy may take several days to develop, depending on the specific therapy and your individual health status.

Monitoring

While you receive the IV therapy, your healthcare provider will monitor your vital signs, such as your blood pressure, heart rate, and oxygen levels, to ensure your safety.

Infusion

Once the IV catheter is in place, IV therapy will be administered through the catheter. The infusion can take anywhere from a few minutes to several hours, depending on the type and dose of the therapy.