Liver Support IV

Quick Intro

VEI Clinic Apgujeong is an English-friendly internal-medicine clinic in Gangnam offering same-day IV therapy with doctor oversight.

What Is a “Liver Support IV”?

A clinic-supervised infusion focused on hydration plus physician-selected nutrients that support general metabolism and wellness when you’re run-down from travel, stress, or poor oral intake. It is not a treatment for liver disease. Your exact plan is individualized after a brief medical check.

Typical components (case-by-case):

• Balanced IV fluids for rehydration
• Electrolytes as appropriate
• Adjunct nutrients (e.g., select B vitamins/minerals) only if clinically suitable
• Optional antioxidant support may be discussed; some ingredients are not appropriate for everyone and some uses are off-label. Your physician will advise.

Who It May Help

• Feeling sluggish after long flights, events, or irregular meals
• Post-illness low energy when drinking enough fluids is hard
• Busy travelers seeking English-friendly supportive care in central Gangnam

When to Seek Urgent or Specialist Care (Skip an IV Clinic)

Go to an ER or your specialist if you have yellowing of the eyes/skin (jaundice), severe right upper abdominal pain, confusion, persistent vomiting, black/bloody stool, fever with chills, or known liver disease with sudden worsening (e.g., abdominal swelling, bleeding). Those signs require urgent evaluation, not a wellness drip.

Visit Flow (Typically 60–90 Minutes)

• Check-in & history → symptoms, alcohol/med history, supplements, allergies.
• Focused exam → vitals; point-of-care tests if needed.
• Plan & consent → candidacy confirmed, components/dose selected, clear pricing reviewed.
• IV session → 30–60 minutes in a comfortable room with monitoring.
• Discharge guidance → simple aftercare instructions in clear English; follow-up plan if indicated.

Safety Notes & Interactions

Tell the doctor if you have kidney, heart, or liver disease, uncontrolled hypertension, G6PD deficiency, a history of kidney stones, or if you take diuretics/anticoagulants or other prescription meds. Common mild effects: a brief chill/flush, a metallic taste, or a small bruise at the IV site. Seek care for persistent dizziness, chest pain, or breathing difficulty.

Aftercare Tips

• Hydrate (water or oral rehydration) for the next 24 hours.
• Choose light, balanced meals (lean protein, vegetables, complex carbs).
• Avoid alcohol while you recover; resume only if your clinician says it’s safe.
• If you were advised to check labs (e.g., liver panel), schedule them as instructed.

What to Bring

• Medication & supplement list (+ any known allergies)
• Any recent labs/test results
• A brief symptom timeline (onset, alcohol/med exposure, travel)

Pricing & Transparency

Costs vary by evaluation, IV components, and whether medications are clinically indicated. You’ll receive a transparent quote before treatment. Package options may be available for eligible patients.

Related IV Options (Case-by-Case)

• Hydration Support IV (rehydration when oral intake is difficult)
• Recovery IV (post-illness or heavy activity)
• Hangover Relief IV (if appropriate after evaluation)
• Vitamin C IV / Glutathione IV (adjunct antioxidant support; suitability discussed with your physician)

Disclaimer

This page is educational and not medical advice. All IVs require in-clinic physician evaluation; not all patients are eligible.