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IV THERAPY · JLT, DUBAI

Care that starts
with you.

A conversation. A clinical assessment.
A considered next step.

Explore IV therapy with ZenDXB. Your health history and clinical needs guide whether an infusion is appropriate for you.

Assessment before treatment
Complimentary InBody scan includedComplimentary Dermalux LED therapy
Illustrative IV equipment in a calm clinical setting
THE ZENDXB APPROACHConsidered care.
At every stage.
Illustrative setting
01   Understand02   Assess03   Treat, if appropriate04   Review

A PERSONAL APPROACH TO IV THERAPY

The right care begins
with the right questions.

An infusion delivers prescribed fluids or medicines through a vein. It is a medical procedure: the reason for treatment, the ingredients and your individual risks all matter.

We start by understanding your needs. Your clinician may recommend further assessment, an oral option, or an IV treatment where clinically appropriate.

START WITH HOW YOU FEEL

What's bringing
you in?

Symptoms are the starting point for a conversation. Finding their cause helps determine whether IV therapy has a role.

01

Persistent tiredness

Low energy · feeling drainedExplore this concern

Understand the cause

Tiredness can relate to sleep, stress, medicines or a medical condition. A review and relevant tests can help identify the reason.

Where an IV may fit

Only where there is a specific indication. For example, confirmed iron-deficiency anaemia may sometimes require IV iron when oral iron is unsuitable or ineffective. An infusion is not a general treatment for fatigue.

02

Thirst & dry mouth

Possible fluid lossExplore this concern

Understand the cause

These can be signs of dehydration. The clinician considers fluid loss, your ability to drink and any underlying illness.

Where an IV may fit

Drinking fluids or an oral rehydration solution is often appropriate. IV fluids may be needed if oral replacement is inadequate or not possible, following medical assessment.

03

Weakness or light-headedness

Feeling less steady than usualExplore this concern

Understand the cause

These symptoms have many possible causes, including dehydration or anaemia. They should not be used to self-select a drip.

Where an IV may fit

Treatment depends on the diagnosis and severity. An infusion may be one option for a confirmed problem; further investigation or referral may be more appropriate.

04

A confirmed nutrient deficiency

Understanding your test resultsExplore this concern

Start with the result

If a test has identified a deficiency, bring the report to your appointment. Your clinician will consider its cause, severity and the appropriate way to replace it.

Where an IV may fit

Not every deficiency requires an infusion. Oral treatment, dietary changes or another route may be appropriate. IV replacement is considered only when there is a supported clinical indication and a suitable product.

Examples explain possible clinical uses, not a treatment menu. Availability and suitability require confirmation with the clinical team.

Persistent dizziness, markedly reduced urination or inability to keep fluids down needs prompt medical assessment. Severe breathlessness, chest pain, fainting or confusion needs emergency care; do not wait for a routine IV appointment.

BEFORE THE DRIP

Your health.
The complete picture.

There is more to deciding on an infusion than choosing a name from a menu.

01

Your history

Symptoms, existing conditions, medicines, supplements and previous reactions help shape the conversation.

Health historyAllergiesMedicines
02

Your assessment

A clinical review considers whether treatment is needed. Relevant investigations may be recommended; testing is tailored to the clinical question.

Clinical reviewRelevant tests
03

Your options

Discuss the expected benefit, limitations, risks and alternatives. An IV is only one possible route to care.

AlternativesInformed consent

YOUR VISIT, CONSIDERED

From first conversation
to follow-through.

A clear pathway, with room for your questions.

Treatment depends on assessment and suitability.

01 / CONSULTATION

Start with a conversation.

Tell the clinician what brings you in. Bring your medicine list and any relevant recent results.

02 / CLINICAL DECISION

Understand your plan.

Review the proposed treatment, alternatives, costs and expected duration before you decide. Ask what each ingredient is for.

03 / YOUR APPOINTMENT

Care, with attention.

If prescribed, an infusion is administered by the clinical team with monitoring appropriate to the treatment. Tell the team immediately if you feel unwell.

04 / AFTERCARE

Know what comes next.

Leave with guidance on what to expect, when to seek help and whether a follow-up review is needed.

COMPLIMENTARY INBODY SCAN

More insight into
your starting point.

Your IV therapy visit includes a complimentary InBody body composition scan, subject to suitability.

Explore the balance of muscle, body fat and body water with the team, and use those insights to start a more informed conversation about your health.

Body composition estimates do not diagnose nutrient deficiencies or determine whether an IV is needed. IV suitability requires a separate clinical assessment.

InBody 380

Segmental lean analysis

Example
13542
Lean tissue profile100% reference
1 Trunk
32.4 kg108%
2 Left arm
3.85 kg112%
3 Right arm
3.92 kg114%
4 Left leg
9.70 kg99%
5 Right leg
9.90 kg101%

Muscle–fat analysis

Weight82.0 kg
Skeletal muscle mass39.2 kg
Body fat mass14.8 kg
Illustrative report, not patient results. Each measure has its own scale; bars are visual examples, not diagnostic ranges.
Outline illustration of a massage chair with feature markers123
Illustrative chair design · actual model may differ

THE DETAILS THAT MAKE A DIFFERENCE

Settle in.
Take a moment.

A massage chair in every treatment room.

Your comfort is part of the ZenDXB experience. A place to settle into while the clinical team focuses on your care.

  1. 1
    A massage chair in every room

    Part of your ZenDXB visit.

  2. 2
    A place to settle in

    Comfortable seating during your appointment.

  3. 3
    Comfort, individually considered

    The team can advise when to use the massage function.

AVAILABLE WITH EACH IV SESSION

A little time
for your skin.

Dermalux Compact Lite.

Non-invasive LED light treatment that can fit into the same visit, subject to the clinical team's assessment.

Technical outline illustration of the Dermalux Compact Lite123
Compact Lite · illustration based on Dermalux product imagery
  1. 1
    Three-panel LED head

    Positions light around the treatment area.

  2. 2
    Adjustable positioning

    Designed for use beside a treatment chair or couch.

  3. 3
    Three wavelengths. Personalised skin care.

    Blue · 415 nm
    For blemish-prone skin.

    Red · 633 nm
    Supports collagen and the appearance of fine lines and skin texture.

    Near-infrared · 830 nm
    For redness and sensitive skin.

    Selected individually or in combination to suit your skin.

SKIN CARE, THOUGHTFULLY COMBINED

01

Support for skin appearance

Compact Lite offers tailored light protocols for blemish-prone skin, visible signs of ageing, pigmentation, redness and sensitive skin. Your clinician selects the approach for your concerns; improvements may require a course of treatment and results vary.

02

Make use of time already set aside

The practical appeal is convenience: when appropriate, your skin treatment can take place while you are settled for your IV, without arranging a separate visit.

03

Two treatments, individually considered

Dermalux is an optional skin treatment. It is not intended to make the IV work better, and each treatment has its own suitability checks.

The team will check for light sensitivity, relevant conditions and medicines, and advise on eye protection. Temporary redness or irritation can occur. Treatment settings, timing and expected results depend on your skin and the device used.

MAKE AN INFORMED CHOICE

Questions worth
asking.

Use these prompts at your assessment. Tap a topic to explore.

01

Is this the right route for me?

Ask what clinical need the infusion addresses, what evidence supports it and whether oral treatment or another approach would be appropriate.

BENEFITS, LIMITATIONS & RISKS

Clarity is part
of good care.

Individual suitability

Not everyone needs or is suitable for IV therapy. Share any kidney or heart conditions, pregnancy or breastfeeding, allergies and medicines with the clinician.

Know the risks

Risks can include discomfort, bruising, vein irritation and infection. Allergic reactions, fluid overload and other serious complications can occur; risks vary by treatment.

Realistic expectations

Benefits depend on the reason for treatment and the individual. Outcomes are not guaranteed. Your clinician should explain the evidence and limitations before treatment.

A LITTLE MORE CLARITY

Your questions,
answered.

Can I choose a drip myself?

You can discuss your goals and questions, but suitability and any prescription require clinical assessment. Treatment is not confirmed by sending an enquiry.

Do I need blood tests first?

That depends on your history, symptoms and the proposed treatment. Your clinician will explain any recommended tests and why they are relevant.

How long does an appointment take?

Assessment and infusion times vary with the treatment and your needs. Contact the clinic to discuss the visit; the team will explain the expected timing before treatment.

What does IV therapy cost?

Ask the team for the assessment fee and an itemised treatment quote, including any investigations, before proceeding.

Is IV therapy risk-free?

No. An infusion is a medical procedure with potential side effects and complications. Your clinician will discuss the risks, expected benefits and alternatives relevant to you.

Where can I visit ZenDXB?

Zen Medical Clinic DMCC is at Unit F109, Red Diamond Building, JLT, Dubai, UAE. Contact the team to arrange an assessment.

ZEN MEDICAL CLINIC · JLT

Let's talk about
your care.

Speak with the team about an IV therapy assessment.

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