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Wellness claims: Wellness or anti-ageing marketing is not proof of clinical benefit.
Specialist Consultation
Understand your options. Make an informed decision.
Discuss your reasons for considering IV therapy and the medical checks required.

NAD and vitamin C are different substances and should not be treated as one generic wellness infusion. A medical rationale and individual screening are necessary.

Wellness claims: Wellness or anti-ageing marketing is not proof of clinical benefit.
G6PD deficiency can increase haemolysis risk with vitamin C; screening decisions require clinical review.
Chills, vomiting, breathing difficulty or other serious infusion reactions require prompt attention.
Discuss wellness claims and kidney screening.
Review the history and examination findings relevant to nad & vitamin c iv drips.
Discuss g6pd assessment, nad evidence, infusion reactions and alternatives.
Confirm the exact method, product or device, risks and cost before agreeing.
Agree how response, recovery and any concerns will be reviewed.
The clinic must confirm timing for the exact nad & vitamin c iv drips approach after assessment.
No universal session count is assumed; the diagnosis and proposed method determine a plan.
Recovery depends on the intervention. Ask for written, procedure-specific guidance before booking.
Outcomes vary. Wellness claims and your individual assessment affect expectations.
IV administration carries infection and reaction risks. Kidney history and relevant screening matter for vitamin C; NAD injectable quality has prompted FDA warnings.
Seek prompt medical advice for severe or worsening symptoms after a procedure.
Request written care instructions for the exact method proposed.
Do not add medicines or procedures without discussing the plan.
IV administration carries infection and reaction risks. Kidney history and relevant screening matter for vitamin C; NAD injectable quality has prompted FDA warnings.
Contact the clinic about unexpected or worsening symptoms; seek urgent care for severe reactions.
Wellness or anti-ageing marketing is not proof of clinical benefit.
Kidney disease or stone history matters for high-dose IV vitamin C assessment.
G6PD deficiency can increase haemolysis risk with vitamin C; screening decisions require clinical review.
NAD evidence and product quality need separate consideration from vitamin C.
Chills, vomiting, breathing difficulty or other serious infusion reactions require prompt attention.
NAD and vitamin C are different substances and should not be treated as one generic wellness infusion. A medical rationale and individual screening are necessary.
IV administration carries infection and reaction risks. Kidney history and relevant screening matter for vitamin C; NAD injectable quality has prompted FDA warnings.
No fixed course or guaranteed outcome is stated. The plan depends on the confirmed diagnosis, method and individual response.
A quotation requires confirmation of the method, treatment area and individual plan. No unverified price is listed.
Request an appointment through the clinic contact form or call 01704-548130. The clinic is at Islam Tower, 5th Floor, Sukrabad, Dhanmondi 32, opposite Metro Shopping Mall, Dhaka.

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Dr. Setu’s Skin & Aesthetic Center · Islam Tower, 5th Floor, Sukrabad, Dhanmondi 32, opposite Metro Shopping Mall, Dhaka. Plan your visit · 01704-548130
Patient information reference: FDA: sterile compounding. Procedure choice requires clinical assessment.