Who It May Suit
- People going through a busy stretch and wearing down easily
- People who want advice on looking after their condition when colds are going around
- People who struggled to stay hydrated after being unwell
VEI IV · Immune Support
The immune support IV is a supportive IV that replenishes fluids, vitamins and trace minerals during times when you wear down easily. An internal medicine specialist decides on the formulation after your consultation, and it is not an IV that treats or prevents colds or flu.

The specialist tailors the formulation to you after your consultation.
We discuss whether fluid and nutrient support may help you feel a little more comfortable while your body recovers. Some people feel lighter within a few hours to the next day, but the IV is supportive care and not a treatment for colds or flu.
Results can differ from person to person, and the specialist decides whether it is suitable for you after your consultation. If tests, medication or rest are more important, we guide you in that direction first.
IV therapy is not right for everyone. Please let us know in advance if any of the following apply.
During the IV you may briefly feel chills, notice a metallic taste, or get a small bruise at the injection site. If dizziness persists or you feel short of breath or have chest pain, tell us right away.
An internal medicine specialist sees you in person before prescribing, and all IVs are given in private rooms. Sharing your symptoms, allergies and current medications when you book makes the visit smoother. If you have recent test results, please bring them.
After the IV, keep drinking plenty of water and rest, and come back for a follow-up visit if symptoms continue. For appointments, call 02-542-8275.
FAQ
It is not an IV that treats colds or flu. It is supportive care that replenishes fluids and nutrients while your body recovers, and if tests, medication or rest matter more, we will guide you on those.
The total time, including check-in, exam, IV and discharge guidance, depends on the formulation and your condition. We will let you know when you book.
Hydration and symptom care are often combined, but the specialist decides what is safe and appropriate for you.
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