Programme 05

Infusion Therapies

Intravenous micronutrient and active-substance therapies with documented medical indication.

In cases of proven deficiencies or certain diseases, the intravenous administration of micronutrients can be useful — for example when oral intake is insufficient or not tolerated. The prerequisite is always a documented medical indication, usually based on a laboratory finding.

Therapy options

High-dose vitamin C

For immune weakness, chronic infections, oncological support or deficiency. A laboratory check to exclude risks is carried out before therapy.

Iron infusion

For proven iron-deficiency anaemia or intolerance of oral preparations, with blood count monitoring over time.

Glutathione infusion

For oxidative stress and within complementary-medicine concepts, e.g. in fatigue.

Magnesium & micronutrients

For magnesium deficiency, migraine prophylaxis, muscle cramps or chronic exhaustion.

Care and safety

Every infusion is given after medical indication, with prior laboratory diagnostics and follow-up. The therapeutic objective is documented in the patient record.

For infusions not listed in the fee schedule, we prepare a transparent, written fee agreement in advance.

Medical indications

This programme is considered in particular for the following constellations. The individual indication is determined by the physician in a personal consultation.

  • Documented micronutrient deficiency
  • Iron-deficiency anaemia
  • Chronic infections / immune weakness
  • Migraine prophylaxis
  • Chronic exhaustion
  • Medically indicated substitution

Infusion therapies are exempt from VAT where there is a documented medical indication and therapeutic objective (§ 4 No. 14a of the German VAT Act). Purely wellness infusions without a disease context are excluded from this.

Personal consultation

Whether and to what extent this programme is appropriate for you is something we clarify together in a personal consultation.

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The content of this page provides general information about the respective service programme and does not replace individual medical advice. The nature and scope of the services actually provided depend on the individual medical indication and are documented per patient. Billing is itemised under the German Medical Fee Schedule (GOÄ).