What services can I book at AB Health Hub?

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You can book a range of services including health checks, blood testing, B12 consultations and injections, IV nutrient therapy, pelvic floor chair therapy, ear syringing, hair tissue mineral analysis, infrared light therapy and other wellness appointments.
 

Are AB Health Hub appointments available online?

Some services are available as online consultations, including B12 consultations and e-consultations. Other services, such as blood tests, injections, pelvic floor chair therapy and ear syringing, require an in-person appointment.
 

How long do appointments take?

Appointment length depends on the service. For example, a B12 injection is listed as 15 minutes, pelvic floor chair therapy as 30 minutes, and a Health Check Up MOT as 1 hour 30 minutes.
 

Can I choose my clinic location?

Yes. AB Health Hub services are available across selected UK locations, although not every service is available at every clinic. The locations and booking pages provide the most up-to-date appointment availability.

 

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IV Therapy FAQs

 

What is IV vitamin therapy?

IV vitamin therapy, also called IV nutrient therapy, involves vitamins, minerals and other nutrients being administered directly into the bloodstream through an intravenous line. This bypasses the digestive system and allows nutrients to be delivered directly into the blood.

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What nutrients may be used in IV therapy?

The website explains that IV infusions may include vitamin C, B-complex vitamins such as B12, magnesium, calcium, zinc, selenium and other nutrients, depending on the treatment goals and individual needs.

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Who might consider IV nutrient therapy?

People may consider IV nutrient therapy for reasons such as nutrient deficiency support, immune support, energy and wellbeing, or where absorption concerns are present. It should be discussed with a qualified healthcare professional before treatment.

 

Is IV therapy a replacement for a healthy lifestyle?

No. AB Health Hub states that vitamin infusions are not a replacement for a balanced diet and healthy lifestyle. They should be administered under the supervision of a qualified healthcare professional.

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Pelvic Floor Chair Therapy FAQs

What is pelvic floor chair therapy?

Pelvic floor chair therapy uses High Intensity Focused Electromagnetic technology to stimulate and strengthen the pelvic floor muscles while you remain fully clothed and seated comfortably.

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Who is pelvic floor chair therapy for?

Pelvic floor chair therapy may be suitable for women experiencing stress or urge urinary incontinence, postnatal individuals rebuilding pelvic strength, men seeking bladder control support, and people with pelvic floor weakness, core instability or lower back discomfort.

 

How long does a pelvic floor chair session take?

A pelvic floor chair therapy appointment is listed as 30 minutes, with the treatment itself described as taking less than 30 minutes.

 

Is pelvic floor chair therapy invasive?

No. AB Health Hub describes pelvic floor chair therapy as non-invasive, pain free and requiring no recovery time. You remain fully clothed during the session.

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Ear Syringing FAQs

 

What is ear syringing?

Ear syringing, also known as ear irrigation, is a procedure used to remove excess earwax or debris from the ear canal by gently flushing warm water into the ear.

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How should I prepare for ear syringing?

AB Health Hub advises using olive oil ear drops for 5 to 7 days before your appointment to help soften the wax.

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Who should not have ear syringing?

If you have had a perforated eardrum, AB Health Hub advises that you should not use ear drops and should not have ear syringing. You may need microsuction, which AB Health Hub does not offer.

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Is ear syringing safe?

Ear syringing is generally safe when carried out correctly, but potential risks include pushing wax deeper, perforating the eardrum or causing infection. AB Health Hub recommends professional advice before attempting at-home earwax removal methods.