Injections, Drips & Treatments in Windhoek

Intravenous fluids or medication given as a drip in the rooms.

Inhaled medication treatment given in the rooms for breathing difficulties such as asthma.

Removal of fluid from a joint or an injection into a joint to relieve pain and inflammation.

Insertion of a small hormone pellet under the skin for long-term hormone therapy.

An injection to numb a nerve for pain relief during or after surgery.

Insertion of a urinary catheter to relieve or manage bladder emptying problems.

Draining or injecting a swollen bursa or a ganglion cyst (a fluid-filled lump near a joint or tendon) to relieve pain and swelling.

A small sample of fluid is drawn from the abdomen with a fine needle to help diagnose the cause of abdominal swelling.

Drawing fluid from a joint or injecting medication into a joint to relieve pain and swelling, such as a cortisone injection.

A procedure to collect spinal fluid for diagnosis, or to give spinal medication.

Insertion of a urinary catheter to drain the bladder, performed outside of an operation.

A targeted injection into a painful tendon or ligament, such as for tennis elbow or a strained ligament, to relieve pain and inflammation.

A targeted injection into an injured or inflamed tendon or ligament, such as for tennis elbow or a sprained joint, done at our rooms.

Excess fluid is drained from the abdomen to relieve discomfort and breathing difficulty caused by ascites.

Controlled removal of blood to treat conditions such as excess iron or overproduction of red blood cells.