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Vitamin D Injection

Correct a Deficiency Reliably. An intramuscular injection of vitamin D, given after medical assessment.

15 min
39 British pounds
Dr Selvi Clinic

Service Description

WHAT IT IS An intramuscular injection of vitamin D, given after medical assessment. Vitamin D is essential for bone health, immune function and muscle function, and deficiency is widespread in the UK because of limited sunlight for much of the year. WHY PEOPLE CHOOSE IT Vitamin D deficiency is genuinely common in the UK, particularly in winter, in people with darker skin, and in those who cover up or spend little time outdoors. An injection provides a reliable dose where oral supplementation has not been taken consistently or absorbed well. WHAT WE AIM FOR Correction of vitamin D deficiency and restoration of adequate levels, supporting bone, muscle and immune function. WHO IT SUITS · Confirmed low vitamin D on blood testing · Darker skin tones in the UK climate · Limited sun exposure or covered skin · Absorption conditions · Winter months in the UK TREATMENT DETAILS Appointment: 10–15 minutes Assessment: Medical assessment; blood test advised Discomfort: A single intramuscular injection Downtime: None Frequency: Based on your levels — not routine FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Do I need a blood test first? It is strongly advised. Vitamin D can accumulate in the body and excessive levels cause harm, so dosing should be based on knowing where you actually are rather than guessing. Dr Selvi will arrange or advise on testing. Could I just take a daily supplement? For most people, yes — a daily oral supplement is effective, cheap and appropriate, and Dr Selvi will often recommend exactly that. Injection is more useful where absorption is impaired or where consistent daily supplementation has not happened in practice. Is this a substitute for medical treatment? No. These are wellness treatments, not treatments for diagnosed medical conditions. If you have symptoms that concern you, see your GP — and tell Dr Selvi about any diagnosis or medication at your assessment. What are the risks? Bruising, discomfort at the injection or cannula site, and occasionally light-headedness. More significant reactions are uncommon but possible, which is why treatment is given by a doctor after assessment. All risks are explained before you consent. How will I feel afterwards? Most people feel fine and return to normal activities immediately. Some report feeling more energetic; responses vary considerably between individuals and it would be wrong to promise a particular effect. How often can I have it? That depends on the treatment and on you. Dr Selvi will advise an appropriate interval at your assessment rather than encouraging routine frequent use. Who will treat me? All treatments at Dr Selvi Clinic are carried out by a doctor, following a face-to-face consultation and an assessment of your suitability. BOOKING Book online, or start with the free 15-minute initial consultation if you are unsure which treatment is right for you. Prices are a guide and may vary according to your personalised treatment plan.


Contact Details

  • 57B London Road, Brighton and Hove, Brighton, UK

    +44 7570 099947


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