Vitamin injection benefits | Review of recovering from cold and flu after receiving a vitamin injection

I caught a really bad cold and flu, so I tried getting a vitamin injection for the first time.

I'll tell you about the effects of vitamin injections!

And if you're struggling with a cold and body aches like me, I recommend a vitamin injection!

 

Recently, I caught a really severe flu and was unable to do anything at all.

Even after getting an injection and taking medication, I still feel exhausted and can't seem to regain my senses.

Someone I know recommended that I try a vitamin injection once!

I really dragged my aching body to get a vitamin injection.

 

 

It took about 30 to 40 minutes to get the vitamin injection!

After playing, I didn't exactly recover from the cold and fatigue right away, but I did feel a bit more energized.

I looked up what benefits vitamin injections have.

It is said to have effects such as improving blood circulation, reducing body fat, preventing aging, and recovering from fatigue!

Since everyone experiences it differently, the effects may vary, but I felt a sense of fatigue relief!

Getting vitamin injections regularly can improve fatigue and make your skin clearer!

And vitamin injections are administered directly into the vein, so there was a slight pain haha. It felt a bit stiff! ㅠㅠ

It's not necessarily because of a cold or flu that I get a vitamin injection.

Many people seem to undergo this to relieve fatigue or improve their skin tone!

 

And the prices for vitamin injections also vary from hospital to hospital.

It seems that the price varies depending on the ingredients and concentration of the vitamin injection.

It seems that I can also claim for the actual expense insurance, so I plan to try claiming first!! ^^

 

Feeling exhausted or lacking energy due to a cold or flu, or suddenly experiencing fatigue.

If your skin is dull and you want to improve it, I also recommend trying a vitamin injection once.^^

It is said that receiving vitamin injections regularly can be more effective.

If you have financial flexibility, vitamin injections might also be a good option!