Glutathione IV Push Aftercare Instructions
A day-by-day recovery guide for glutathione iv push: what to expect, how to care for yourself, and when to call. Free to read and print.
Glutathione IV Push recovery, day by day
Right after your infusion
- Keep the small bandage on for 30 to 60 minutes and keep the IV site clean and dry for the rest of the day.
- Drink water and eat normally unless your clinician gave you different instructions.
- Follow your clinic's activity and driving instructions. If you feel dizzy or unwell, sit or lie down and contact the clinic.
What you may notice
- Mild tenderness or a small bruise at the IV site can happen and should gradually improve.
- Your reaction depends on what was administered. Use the product-specific instructions from your clinician as the source of truth.
Aftercare
- Keep up your water intake and eat normally.
- If the IV site becomes red, warm, or swollen rather than just lightly bruised, call the clinic.
- Ask your clinician whether any follow-up is appropriate. This guide does not recommend a recurring treatment schedule.
When to call your provider or 911
- •Call your care team today if you notice: Spreading redness, warmth, or swelling at the IV site
- •Call your care team today if you notice: Fever or chills after your infusion
- •Call 911 now if you notice: Chest pain, trouble breathing, or a severe headache
When in doubt, call your clinic. For a medical emergency, call 911.
Recovery milestones
- Day 0
First-Day Care Check
Make sure you understand today's care steps and how to reach the care team if you have a concern.
- Day 3
Ongoing Recovery Review
Review any remaining symptoms or restrictions with the care team before changing your routine.
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