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Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes for screened adults: we require a G6PD test before infusion to avoid hemolytic risk. Infusions are administered by clinical staff with monitoring; mild side effects like flushing or headache can occur. Your provider reviews medical history and contraindications before treatment.
Typical infusion time ranges from 60 to 120 minutes depending on infusion rate, vein access, and individual tolerance. Your clinician will adjust rate for comfort and safety; total appointment time includes intake, consent, and post-infusion observation.
Yes. Patients must provide recent G6PD deficiency lab results before treatment to ensure safety. If you choose in-clinic testing, we will schedule your infusion only after results return. This screening prevents rare but serious hemolytic reactions.
Many clients report increased energy, improved clarity, and gradual skin brightness over days. Temporary effects can include warmth, mild headache, or nausea. We recommend hydration, rest, and avoiding heavy alcohol for 24 hours. Contact us if you experience severe or prolonged symptoms.
Common mild side effects include flushing, headache, or nausea that usually resolve quickly. Rare risks include kidney stone formation and hemolysis in G6PD deficiency. We screen medical history, labs, and adjust treatment; contact staff immediately for severe pain or allergic signs.
Frequency is individualized based on goals, labs, and health status. Some clients begin weekly sessions for several weeks, then taper to monthly maintenance. Your clinician will recommend intervals, monitor kidney function and vitamin C levels, and adjust to optimize safety and effectiveness.