Allergies and IV Therapy

Though it often feels like spring passes in the blink of an eye – especially here in the southwest, where triple-digit temperatures loom in the not-so-distant future – many people experience some afflictions that make the changing of seasons quite challenging.  After all, it is estimated that up to 30% of the population suffers from some type of seasonal allergies!

Blooming flowers and fluctuating weather can trigger allergies – runny noses, itchy eyes, and sinus pressure, to name just a few – which can certainly make it difficult to enjoy the cooler weather. 

Luckily, IV therapy is one way to address these unpleasant symptoms. If you are currently struggling with springtime allergies, check out our suggestions below!

ASAP Immune Recovery

Designed to give your immune system an extra boost, the Immune Recovery IV Drip will help your body fight off anything that might be bringing you down. This drip is packed with Vitamin C, B12, B-Complex, Glutathione, Zinc, and the powerful anti-inflammatory medication Toradol. For example, Vitamin C has been shown to slow our bodies’ reactions to environmental triggers and histamine production, and Glutathione helps reduce inflammation and defend your body from allergy symptoms.

Immunity Booster

Similar to the Immune Recovery, the Immunity Booster is focused on bolstering your immune system and reducing inflammation. This drip includes Includes Vitamin C, B12, B-Complex, Glutathione, and Zinc – everything but the Toradol!

Vitamin C

Finally, the Vitamin C drip could be just the thing you need to treat your allergies. Simple and straight-forward, if you are used to taking a Vitamin C supplement and know this works well for you, why not go for an extra dose? 

Regardless of which option you select to make your spring season healthier and more comfortable, research indicates that dehydration typically worsens allergy symptoms. Therefore, keeping well-hydrated is a key strategy for managing your seasonal allergies – and what better way to stay on top of your hydration than a quick and convenient IV therapy appointment?

Have you used IV therapy to treat your seasonal allergies? Share in the comments.