Citicoline Cocktail
An intravenous support treatment containing citicoline.
Citicoline is a compound involved in producing the building blocks of cell membranes, given in an infusion in intravenous applications. It is planned as support and is not presented as a treatment for any neurological condition. People with neurological symptoms should first be assessed by the relevant specialty.
- Duration
- 30 – 45 minutes
- Sessions
- Within a programme set by the physician
- Comfort
- Intravenous; no anaesthesia needed
- Back to routine
- Same day
Who is it for?
Suitable candidates
- Adults who have passed a physician assessment with no contraindication
- People describing an intense mental workload and fatigue
- Patients planned as part of a support programme
When it is not appropriate
- Pregnancy and breastfeeding
- Undiagnosed neurological symptoms — assessment by the relevant specialty comes first
- Known allergy to the contents
- Serious kidney or liver disease
Suitability is confirmed only after a physician examination and, where needed, tests. The information on this page is general and does not replace individual medical advice.
How it is done
- 01
Assessment
Symptoms and medical history are reviewed; referral is made where needed.
- 02
Planning
The dose and interval are set by the physician.
- 03
Application
A line is placed and the infusion is given at a controlled rate.
- 04
Observation
You are observed for a short period afterwards.
Afterwards
- Drinking plenty of water afterwards is recommended.
- Avoiding strenuous activity for the first few hours is sensible.
- Report headache or dizziness.
- If neurological symptoms persist, do not delay assessment by the relevant specialty.
Frequently asked questions
Does it treat memory problems?
No. This application is not presented as a treatment for any neurological condition. Anyone with memory complaints should first be assessed by a neurologist.
How many sessions will I need?
There is no standard number; the programme is set for the individual following a physician assessment.
Are there side effects?
Headache or mild dizziness can occur during the application. That is why it is given in a healthcare setting and under observation.