Vitamin consultations involve an assessment with a qualified health practitioner to determine whether intramuscular (IM) or intravenous (IV) vitamin supplementation may be appropriate for you. This is based on your medical history, lifestyle, and individual health needs.

People may seek a consultation with a registered health practitioner to discuss whether vitamin supplementation could be appropriate for them. Reasons might include:

• Ongoing fatigue or low energy

• Known vitamin B12 deficiency

• Concerns about frequent colds or illness

• Nutrient absorption issues (e.g., following gastrointestinal surgery)

• May provide general wellness support during periods of illness or recovery

• Supportive care during chronic fatigue, in consultation with your treating doctor

• Hydration support (e.g., in pregnancy-related nausea, only under medical guidance)

• Exploring supportive care options for athletes or those with high physical demands

For most vitamin consultations, you do not need a referral. However, certain treatments such as high-dose vitamin C infusions for oncology patients require referral from your treating doctor.

• A confidential discussion of your health history and concerns

• Consideration of any relevant blood results or medical information

• An assessment of whether vitamin supplementation may be suitable

• Development of a personalised plan if appropriate

No. Any procedure will only be performed if it is considered clinically suitable after assessment. Not everyone will be a candidate for treatment.

As with all medical procedures, there are potential risks. These will be explained during your consultation, and you will have the opportunity to ask questions before deciding whether to proceed.

No. Consultations for vitamin support are not a substitute for regular medical care. It is recommended that you maintain ongoing care with your GP or specialist for general health concerns.

You can book online via our scheduling page or contact our clinic directly.