The primary difference between a drip (IV drip) and an infusion often lies in the setting and duration of treatment, despite the procedures being similar.
According to provided information, infusions are very similar to IV drips. The key differentiating factor is where you receive the treatment.
Here's a breakdown:
- Infusion: You receive an infusion at an IV clinic or medical spa and can leave immediately after the treatment. You don't need to stay at a hospital for a couple of days.
Therefore, while the method of delivery (intravenous administration) may be the same, the context often defines whether it's referred to as a "drip" (typically associated with longer hospital stays) or an "infusion" (usually shorter sessions in specialized clinics).
