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Infusion therapy
Indication-based infusion therapy focused on micronutrient substitution, iron infusion, acute migraine treatment and regenerative medicine — under continuous medical supervision.
Infusion therapy supplements oral therapy when it is not sufficiently effective, not tolerated, or not practical (e.g. due to absorption disorders). The prerequisite is always a medical indication based on history and — for micronutrient therapy — laboratory-confirmed deficiency or a clearly defined clinical question.
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Not every agent can be absorbed sufficiently via tablets — for example with absorption disorders in the gut, with intolerances, or when a deficiency needs to be corrected quickly. An infusion can then make sense because the agent is delivered directly via the vein.
A medical indication always comes first — for micronutrients ideally based on a laboratory analysis. We treat when a deficiency is documented or a clear medical question exists: for example iron deficiency, a severe persistent migraine attack (status migrainosus) or recovery under athletic load. The infusion runs at the practice under medical supervision, 45 to 90 minutes depending on the protocol.
We deliberately avoid blanket "wellness" or "booster" infusions: if levels are normal, topping up usually brings no benefit. This keeps the therapy meaningful and transparent.
Indications and protocols
- Micronutrient infusions for documented deficiency: magnesium, B complex, vitamin C, zinc, selenium — e.g. accompanying migraine prophylaxis
- Iron infusion (iron carboxymaltose) for documented iron deficiency with or without anaemia, when oral substitution is insufficient or not tolerated
- Acute infusion for status migrainosus — magnesium, antiemetics, optionally lidocaine — hospital-replacing, medically supervised
- Recovery infusions for athletes (amino acids, magnesium, B complex, optionally glutathione) for load and recovery situations
- Accompanying infusions for long-Covid and post-infection syndromes — symptomatic, indication-based
- Vitamin D substitution for documented severe deficiency (oral or i.m.)
At a glance
- Always with a medical indication, usually after lab work
- Iron, micronutrients, acute migraine, recovery
- Medically supervised, 45–90 minutes
- No blanket wellness/booster infusions
Procedure flow
- 1First consultation with history, review of findings, indication assessment
- 2For micronutrient therapy: preceding laboratory diagnostics (ideally whole-blood analysis)
- 3Informed-consent talk on benefits, risks and alternatives
- 4Performance at the practice under medical supervision — duration 45 – 90 minutes depending on protocol
- 5Follow-up and therapy adjustment based on clinical picture and laboratory course
Important notes
- Indication and benefit are determined individually — no blanket "wellness" or "booster" infusions.
- Micronutrient infusions are useful when deficiency can be demonstrated; at normal levels they are generally not additionally effective.
- Possible side effects are discussed during the informed-consent talk (e.g. allergic reactions, vein irritation, flush).
- Accompanying measures such as balanced nutrition, sleep and exercise remain the foundation of any therapy.
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Infusion and micronutrient therapy appointment
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Private practice (Wahlarzt). Private practice with no statutory health-insurance contracts. You receive an invoice that may be submitted to your insurer for partial reimbursement.