After the initial treatment, a follow up visit is scheduled 3-4 weeks later to evaluate healing progress. Some patients respond very well to just one treatment. However, 2-3 treatments may be necessary in some injuries. If multiple injections are given, injections are typically given every 3-4 weeks

Pre and Post Visit Instructions To have a safe and effective IV therapy session, it is important that you adhere to the following pre- and post-visit instructions. Before your appointment: Plan to be at the clinic at least 15 minutes before your infusion to fill out necessary paperwork if you are a first-time patient. If you are a repeat patient, then arrive 5 minutes before infusion. You can take your regular medications as normal on the day of treatment. If you are taking any of the following medications, you must hold them the day of your treatment: After your IV infusion: Continue to wear dressing applied to the IV infusion site for 1 hour to prevent break through bleeding. You can apply cold packs or take naproxen (Aleve) for any post injection/infusion pain. A light meal and 16 ounces of water are recommended after the infusion Monitor your IV site for redness, pain, warmth, or swelling. This could be a sign of infection or an adverse reaction. If this occurs, please call RevIVe Hydration and Wellness, 719-508-1616. Continue routine follow up with your mental health and/or primary care provider for continued treatment and evaluation. If any mild side effects occur such as hives, nausea, fever, cramping, headaches, or any additional non-life-threatening symptoms, please call RevIVe Hydration and Wellness, 719-508-1616 immediately. If it is after hours, then please report to your closest urgent care or emergency department. If any type of serious adverse events occurs such as diffuse hives, shortness of breath, trouble swallowing, chest pain, severe headache, changes in consciousness, increase pain/swelling in the arm that the infusion was given in, or anything else that is concerning, call 911 or report to the emergency department immediately. You can expect to feel improvements in your symptoms within 15-90 minutes of your infusion. These effects can last up to 1 to 1 and a half weeks. Patients can present for repeat infusions every 2 weeks unless determined otherwise by your treating provider. If you have any additional questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to RevIVe Hydration and Wellness, 719-508-1616, revivehydrationwellnesscos.com

Anytime a needle is placed anywhere in the body, even getting blood drawn, there is a risk of infection, bleeding, and nerve damage. It is very important to follow the post care instructions and call the office if any questions or concerns arise.

Each person can react differently. It is best to speak with your provider during the time of your visit about concerns.

In the office, blood is drawn from the patient and placed in a special centrifuge. The centrifuge separates the RBCs, and the remaining platelets and plasma are then highly concentrated. The red blood cells are discarded, and the resulting platelet concentrate is used for treatment via injection or dermal application.

Semaglutide Injections Boosts Weight Loss, Energy, and MORE! With the help of Semaglutide, you may finally lose weight and keep it off! Semaglutide - A class of medications called glucagon-like peptide 1 (GLP-1) agonists. GLP-1 agonists work by stimulating your pancreas to increase insulin. It works by slowing down gastric emptying. When the stomach takes more time to empty itself of food, it sends signals of “fullness” to the brain. The result of this process is a powerful appetite suppression effect based on the patient’s own natural insulin production. This means patients can benefit from medically assisted weight loss without any need for invasive surgeries or harsh stimulants. A Semaglutide regimen will also lead to healthier blood sugar levels, which can help patients feel more energetic throughout their day. Stabilized and controlled blood sugar levels can also help improve other areas of overall health. WeCare Pharmacy Semaglutide Dosage Consideration: Administer Semaglutide once weekly, on the same day each week, at any time of day, with or without meals. Inject subcutaneously in the abdomen, thigh, or upper arm. Initiate at 0.25 mg once weekly for 4 weeks. In 4 week intervals, increase the dose until a dose of 2.4 mg is reached. The maintenance dose of Semaglutide is 2.4 mg once weekly. In patients with type 2 diabetes, monitor blood glucose prior to starting and during treatment. Dosing Schedule Semaglutide 2mg/Methylcobalamin 0.4mg/mL (1mL vial size) ** Recommended for new patients. 6 week duration ** Week 1 through week 4 : Inject 12.5 units (0.25mg/0.125mL) once weekly Week 5 through week 6: Inject 25 units (0.5mg/0.25mL) once weekly Week 7 and forward, patient should be giving a new vial at 5mg/ml (2ml per vial) Continue at 25 units (0.5mg/0.25mL) once weekly on week 7 and 8. Then, follow titration schedule from week 9 and forward for 5mg/ml vial. Semaglutide 5mg/ Methylcobalamin 0.2mg/mL (2mL vial size) Week 1 through week 4 : Inject 5 units (0.25mg/0.05mL) once weekly Week 5 through week 8: Inject 10 units (0.5mg/0.1mL) once weekly Week 9 through week 12: Inject 20 units (1mg/0.2mL) once weekly Week 13 through week 16: Inject 34 units (1.7mg/0.34mL) once weekly Week 17 onwards: Inject 48 units (2.4mg/0.48mL) once weekly During the increase in dosage, patients should be aware of any unwanted side effects such as: • Loss of appetite (i.e., constant feelings of fullness that go beyond the desired results) • Light-headed or dizzy sensations • Persistent lethargic feeling • Gastrointestinal discomfort • Diarrhea WeCare Pharmacy 516 Fletcher Drive | Warrenton, VA (844) 309-3782 Toll-Free (540) 878-2487 Fax www.wecarepharm.com

PRP treatment works for acute and chronic ligament and tendon sprains/strains that have failed other conservative treatment, including Rotator cuff injuries Shoulder pain and instability. PRP can also be used for cosmetic procedures that benefit from new cell growth stimulation i.e., Dermal Micro needling and hair loss.

Swelling in the injection site and general area, tenderness, and stiffness.

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Platelets are a specialized type of blood cell. Blood is made up of 93% red cells (RBCs), 6% platelets, 1% white blood cells (WBCs), and plasma. Human platelets are naturally extremely rich in connective tissue growth factors. Injecting these growth factors into damaged ligaments, tendons, and joints stimulates a natural repair process.

Because lidocaine interferes with the platelet function, it is not used during the PRP injection. Temporary discomfort will occur but will resolve.

What are Post Care Instructions? Keep the site clean and dry. For the days preceding the injection and for the first week after the injection it is critical to avoid anti-inflammatory medications, including Advil, Motrin, ibuprofen, Aleve, Celebrex, and aspirin (unless prescribed by your heart doctor). These will interfere with the healing response. Tylenol is OK. Avoid rigorous and strenous activity to areas of PRP in addition to Ice packs.

Most insurance plans, including Medicare, do NOT pay for PRP injections. Please talk to the provider to discuss estimates and or payments.

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