The frequency of IV chelation therapy sessions will vary based on several factors, including your symptoms, follow up lab work, and overall health status. Your healthcare provider will help to determine how often you should have chelation therapy, but most patients are undergoing a series of 4-12 treatments.

Chelation therapy is a generally safe procedure, except in pregnancy and nursing, and does not have many contraindications or serious adverse effects. Your expert healthcare provider will help to determine if IV chelation therapy may be right for you.

Potential side effects are typically mild and include headache, nausea, fatigue, dizziness, or experiencing a metallic taste in the mouth.