Serving Dallas County and Ft. Worth
IV THERAPY
Fort Worth
We are excited to serve those of you in the FT. Worth region. Our offices are open 6 days a week to serve you.
IV Drip Cocktails
VIP Service and Care for our fellow Texans
We offer a FREE IV DRIP up-grade to our first time patients in the Arlington and Ft.Worth service area.
IV Vitamin Therapy is a type of alternative medicine that involves administering vitamins and other nutrients directly into a person’s bloodstream through an IV. It is believed to be an effective way of delivering nutrients to the body as it bypasses the digestive system and allows for a higher concentration of nutrients to be absorbed into the bloodstream.
Some of the most popular ingredients used in IV Vitamin Therapy include:
-Vitamin C: used for its antioxidant properties and to boost the immune system
-B-complex vitamins: used to improve energy levels, cognitive function, and mood
-Magnesium: used to improve muscle function and reduce stress
-Glutathione : used for its antioxidant properties and to improve skin health
-Calcium: used for bone health and to help regulate heart rhythm.
With over 30 years of experience, our doctors have helped thousands of Texans live a better life here in the Lone Star State
Allergy tests for non-stick cookware typically involve a skin prick test or a blood test to determine if a person is allergic to any of the chemicals used in the production of non-stick coatings, such as perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS). If a person is found to be allergic, it is recommended to avoid using non-stick cookware and switch to alternative materials such as stainless steel, cast iron, or glass. It’s important to note that even if a person is not allergic, the long-term exposure to the chemicals in non-stick coatings can still have potential health risks, so it may be advisable to limit usage regardless.
No Needle Allergy Test
A no-needle allergy test is a type of allergy test that does not involve puncturing the skin with a needle. Some examples of no-needle allergy tests include:
Patch testing: This involves applying an allergen to the skin and covering it with a patch. The skin is then monitored for any reaction over a period of several days.
Blood tests: Blood tests such as the ImmunoCAP test can measure the levels of specific allergens in a person’s blood, indicating an allergic reaction.
Oral food challenge: This involves gradually introducing increasing amounts of an allergen into a person’s diet to determine if an allergic reaction occurs.
Lymphocyte transformation test: This is a type of blood test that measures the response of a person’s white blood cells to different allergens, indicating an allergic reaction.
Airborne Allergy Test
Ragweed, Pollen, Oak and many other Texas related allergies are difficult to identify if you do not know what to look for. Let the Texas Doctor help you find the specific allergen that is giving you problems.
1 Hour and 24 hour Allergy Test
Our testing service is designed for 1 hour results, with a follow-up for related issues and allergies that show up after 24 hours.
