Serum therapy

Antiviral serum therapy is a treatment that consists of the intravenous administration of serums formulated with nutrients, vitamins and specific compounds that strengthen the immune system and help fight viral infections.

Through intravenous administration, the nutrients and compounds present in serum are delivered directly to the bloodstream, facilitating rapid absorption and distribution in the body. These nutrients strengthen the immune system and help fight viral infections.

Yes, antiviral serum therapy is a safe procedure when performed under the supervision of trained health professionals. The sera used are prepared in a sterile manner and strict hygiene and safety measures are followed.

The duration of an antiviral serum therapy session can vary, but generally ranges between 30 and 60 minutes. This depends on factors such as the amount and type of serum administered, as well as the specific needs of each individual.

The number of sessions necessary may vary depending on individual needs and the objective of the treatment. Generally, a personalized program is recommended that may include several sessions for best results.

In general, antiviral serum therapy is well tolerated and has few side effects. However, in some cases, mild discomfort at the needle insertion site or a sensation of warmth may occur during the administration of the serum. These effects are usually temporary and disappear quickly.

The results of antiviral serum therapy may vary depending on each individual and their health status. In general, it is expected to strengthen the immune system, improve resistance to viral infections, accelerate recovery in case of illness and increase energy and vitality.

Antiviral serum therapy can be beneficial for people seeking to strengthen their immune system, prevent viral infections, accelerate recovery from illnesses or improve their general well-being. However, it is important to consult with a health professional to determine if this treatment is appropriate for each individual.