Infusion therapy is a specialized method of delivering medications or fluids directly into the body through a needle or catheter inserted into a vein. This approach is often used when oral medications are ineffective or impractical, or when an intravenous (IV) route ensures better absorption and faster results. Common applications of infusion therapy include the treatment of serious infections, cancer, dehydration, gastrointestinal diseases, and autoimmune conditions. In many cases, infusion therapy begins in a hospital setting but may continue after discharge or start as an outpatient service for conditions that require ongoing or targeted treatment. While infusion therapy primarily involves intravenous administration, it can also refer to medications delivered via intramuscular injections or directly into the spinal cord (epidural infusion). The duration of an infusion therapy session varies depending on the specific medication and condition being treated, ranging from less than an hour to three hours or more. At our infusion centers, we provide expert care for patients requiring IV therapy for conditions like chemotherapy for cancer, hydration therapy, and other specialized treatments, ensuring a safe, comfortable, and efficient experience tailored to individual needs.
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