Name: Wellness First Medical Center
Address: 350 FM 517 West, Dickinson, TX, 77539, US
Telephone: (281) 337-3337
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Sometimes, vitamins and minerals may be needed in high concentrations in order to improve a patient’s health. Some illnesses can also make it more difficult to properly digest and absorb nutrients from the gastrointestinal tract.

Intravenous (IV) vitamin, mineral, and amino acid therapy allows for an infusion of concentrated nutrients directly into the blood stream, which provides the cells in our body with immediate access to therapeutic doses of nutrients required for healing. When properly administered, IV nutrition therapy is a safe and effective way to help support health and wellness.

IV nutrition therapy is a method of delivering vitamins, minerals, and amino acids directly to the blood stream in order to correct deficiencies.

Types of IV Nutritional Therapy

There are many specific types of nutritional IVs that are available to address various health problems. Nutritional IVs may be used alone or in combination with other types of treatment.

Conditions where IV Nutritional Therapy can help with includes:

Colds and flus
Migraines
Asthma
Heavy metal toxicity

Chronic fatigue
Chronic pain
Neurological illnesses

Is IV Nutrition Therapy Right for Me?

IV nutrition therapy can benefit more conditions than you might think. Talk to your doctor about whether IV therapy might be right for you.

View available IV Vitamin and Booster Shots we offer!

If you believe you could benefit from high-quality care, consider getting treatment from the staff at Wellness First Medical & Chiropractic Center. Our dedicated staff will be pleased to answer your questions today. We can also help you schedule a time to visit our Dickinson, TX office.

Call Us: (281) 337-3337 to make/change your appointment Or email us at: frontdesk@wellnessfirstmedicalcenter.com

Meet our Physician

Dr. Dorothy Merritt, MD
Medical Director

Dr. Dorothy Merritt has been practicing in Galveston County, Texas since 1987 when she completed her residency in Internal Medicine at Baylor in Houston.