If you have multiple sclerosis or another chronic neurological condition and need infusion therapy, the medical team at Southlake Neurology & Sleep Wellness Clinic, Texas, can help. Board-certified neurologist, Dr. Asher Imam, D.O., F.A.A.N. and his medical team provide carefully supervised intravenous (IV) medication infusions in-office to provide you with long-term relief of your symptoms. To find out if IV medication infusion therapy is right for you, call Southlake Neurology & Sleep Wellness Clinic.
Intravenous (IV) medication infusion is a process of delivering specialized medications directly into your bloodstream to treat neurological conditions. Many therapeutic medicines focus on changing the immune system to relieve neurological symptoms.
IV medication infusion therapy may be a more effective solution for neurological conditions than taking oral medications and involves less risk. By delivering the medicines directly into your blood, you receive the maximum benefit of treatment.
The team at Southlake Neurology & Neurophysiology Clinic use IV medication infusion therapy to treat a variety of neurologic conditions, such as:
They can determine if IV medication infusion therapy is right for you following a thorough physical and neurological exam, as well as a confirmation of your diagnosis.
The team at Southlake Neurology & Neurophysiology Clinic can customize your infusion therapy based on your needs and specific condition.
Common medicines the providers use in infusions include:
The staff at Southlake Neurology & Neurophysiology Clinic carefully monitor your overall health and safety throughout your treatment. The nursing staff all have extensive training in IV infusions to reduce your risk for side effects and serious health complications.
Your provider can determine how often you need infusion therapy based on your condition and the effectiveness of the treatment. Typically, infusions are necessary every month or several times a year.
To find out if you’re a candidate for IV medication infusions for a neurological condition, schedule a consultation at Southlake Neurology & Neurophysiology Clinic by phone today.