IV Therapy Blog

Whether it’s a pesky summer cold or the runny nose that comes when the weather finally cools off, there’s a reason it’s called the “common cold.” It’s hard to escape this particular illness! Sooner or later, we all end reaching for the tissues and some hot soup.

In the event that you find yourself struck down with a cold, we’ve you covered. ASAP IVs has the perfect IV drip to have you feeling better–less sneezing, less coughing, less all-around ick. 

You’ve likely seen it in the news; we are experiencing record levels of heat this summer, especially here in the Southwest and West Coast. Many of us are living are day-to-day lives in triple-digit heat, which may require us to shift some of routines and activities to accommodate this inclement weather. Limiting outdoor time, using UV protective products, and prioritizing hydration are just a few ways to make sure you are safe and healthy during the summer. 

But what about when these things are not possible? When you have to be out in the sun for prolonged periods of time? Or when you don’t have access to water? How do you know if you’re experiencing dehydration?

Iron infusion therapy is available through both our clinics and mobile services. We offer individualized therapies based on your specific needs. Most clients need between 600-1000mg of IV Iron over 3-5 IV treatments to reach their therapeutic goals. It is important to note that Iron overload is possible, and it is important for our Physician team to assess your iron levels individually with treatment.

In our current era of work-from-home, quiet quitting, burn-out, etc., one thing is abundantly clear: workplace culture goes a long way! Happy, healthy employees who feel seen and valued by their employers are a key component to a thriving business.

Which is why we are talking about corporate accounts here at ASAP IVs!

It’s not glamorous, but it is common. Yep, we’re going there. Food poisoning. 

You ate something that didn’t sit well with you, and now you’re left to suffer the consequences. The most common symptoms of food poisoning include: 

Migraines and headaches are common but debilitating ailments; symptoms can include severe or throbbing pain throughout your head, sensitivity to noise and light, nausea, vomiting, and vision changes. There are many things that can trigger head pain, but fortunately there are also many treatments that can help alleviate discomfort and prevent future instances.