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IV Infusion Therapy: Myer's Cocktail
IV Infusion Therapy for Detox
IV Infusion Therapy for Hangover
IV Therapy for Athletic Performance
IV Therapy for General Wellness
IV Infusion Therapy for Hydration
Get IV Drips at Cellara Pain Institute
Intravenous (IV) drip or infusion therapy is becoming an increasingly popular treatment for a variety of health conditions. This therapy involves administering fluids enriched with essential vitamins, amino acids, nutrients, and minerals directly into the bloodstream. IV therapy can support muscle function, boost energy levels, and aid in pain relief, with results varying from patient to patient.
At Cellara Pain Institute, our experienced specialists are dedicated to identifying the most suitable IV infusion therapy tailored to your individual needs. After a thorough evaluation, we recommend the most effective treatment plan to deliver optimal results with minimal risk.
Conditions commonly treated with IV therapy include:
Acute Migraines
Acute muscle spasms
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Dehydration
Fibromyalgia
Hangover Symptoms: weakness, thirst, nausea, stomach pain, vertigo, sensitivity to light/sound, anxiety, & irritability
Seasonal allergies
IV Therapy FAQ
The Myers’ Cocktail was developed by Dr. John Myers, a physician from Baltimore, who believed that the body’s natural detoxification and digestive processes limited the absorption of essential vitamins and minerals. To overcome this, he created the Myers’ Cocktail—an intravenous infusion designed to deliver a concentrated dose of nutrients directly into the bloodstream, allowing for maximum cellular absorption. First introduced in the 1960s, this IV therapy remains popular today for individuals seeking relief from conditions such as headaches, fatigue, depression, and fibromyalgia.
You may be a good candidate for IV therapy if you’re seeking a boost in essential vitamins, minerals, and amino acids. Each treatment is tailored to your specific symptoms and health goals to ensure optimal results. However, IV nutrient therapy is not suitable for everyone—particularly individuals taking anticoagulant medications. A medical evaluation is necessary to determine if IV therapy is right for you.
If IV therapy is determined to be a good fit for you, a pre-treatment consultation will help identify the ideal combination of vitamins and minerals to meet your specific needs. Your personalized formulation may include nutrients such as taurine, vitamin C, vitamin B12, vitamin D, magnesium, and others. These nutrients are administered directly into your bloodstream through an intravenous line. Most IV therapy sessions are quick and typically take less than 30 minutes to complete.
IV nutrient cocktails offer both immediate and long-lasting benefits. They can enhance energy levels, strengthen the immune system, and promote overall wellness and a heightened sense of well-being. As the effects gradually diminish, many patients opt to return for follow-up treatments, typically on a monthly basis.
What to Expect During Your Appointment
Your initial visit will begin with either a telehealth or in-person consultation with a medical professional at Cellara Pain Institute. During this visit, we’ll evaluate your clinical presentation to determine the most appropriate IV drip or infusion therapy for your needs. Once your personalized treatment is identified, our team will assist you in scheduling your therapy session.
What to Bring to Your New Patient Visit:
Arrive 15–30 minutes early to ensure all necessary paperwork and documentation are completed.
Bring a valid photo ID and your insurance card for review at check-in.
A clinical assistant will take your vital signs, including blood pressure, weight, and height, and document your current medications.
You’ll be asked questions about your symptoms and pain history, as well as your referral source, if applicable.
Following this intake, your primary symptoms will be reviewed by the physician overseeing your care. After your consultation, the appropriate IV therapy will be selected and scheduled.
Before You Leave:
We may discuss prior authorization requirements for certain treatments.
Additional referrals may be arranged if needed.
A follow-up evaluation may be scheduled.
Clinical notes from both your initial and follow-up visits will be sent to your referring provider or primary care physician.