Injectables

What are Injectables?

These injections contain essential vitamins, minerals and amino acids your body needs to maximize its function. Tri Cities Urgent Care provides vitamins, minerals and amino acid injections to help you feel better, stay healthier, and experience fewer bothersome symptoms like fatigue. 

What are the benefits of vitamin injections?

Vitamin injections offer these health benefits:

• More energy
• Improved metabolism
• Easier weight loss
• Stronger immune system
• Improved athletic performance
• Lower risk of complications

Patients struggling with poor vitamin B12 absorption or other absorption problems due to a medical condition, poor dietary intake, or gastrointestinal surgery often benefit significantly from vitamin injections.

Symptoms of vitamin deficiencies, particularly vitamin B12 deficiency, includes:

• Fatigue
• Problems maintaining balance
• Headaches
• Mouth sores
• Irritability
• Poor athletic performance
• Frequent illnesses
• Impaired cognitive function
• Memory problems
• Vision changes
• Swollen or sore tongue
• Weakness

See the Tri Cities Urgent Care team at the first sign of a problem.

What happens during vitamin injections?

During vitamin injections, your provider cleans the injection site. They gently inject vitamins into your body using an extremely fine needle. The treatment takes a minute or two, and no downtime is needed afterward.

What can I expect after the injections?

The common side effects of vitamin injections include swelling, soreness, or redness at the injection site. With time, you’ll feel more energized with fewer bothersome symptoms.

It’s also necessary to eat a well-balanced diet, exercise regularly, get plenty of sleep, and take dietary supplements if your provider asks you to.

The Tri Cities Urgent Care team determines when to schedule your next vitamin injection. They could recommend monthly injections, though personalized recommendations vary from patient to patient.

Schedule an evaluation today at Tri Cities Urgent Care by phone or online, or walk in to determine if you need vitamin injections.