D-tox® may include intravenous vitamins and minerals as supportive care under medical supervision. Components and duration depend on clinical assessment.
Assessment before any procedure
The physician reviews substances, amount, frequency, last use, symptoms, medical history, medication and vital signs. Warning signs that require hospital care are identified first.
What supportive care does not replace
Recovery also requires addressing cravings, triggers, mental health, environment and relapse prevention. Feeling physically better does not mean the underlying problem has resolved.
- Individual medical assessment
- Risk and contraindication review
- Supervision during the procedure
- Aftercare and warning signs
- A plan for continued addiction care
Frequently asked questions
Can everyone receive intravenous therapy?
No. Health status, history, medication and possible contraindications must be reviewed first.
Does D-tox® eliminate addiction?
No. It is supportive medical care that must be part of a broader plan when indicated.