Convenient Stomach Flu IV Therapy Services in New Jersey

A bacterial or viral infection usually causes the stomach flu and causes symptoms like nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. Although the stomach flu usually only lasts for a day or two, those few days can be unbearable for most people who experience it. For this reason, finding a way to support your health during the stomach flu can be an absolute game changer. 

A Stomach Flu IV infusion is one quick and convenient way to rehydrate your body and get a boost of nourishing vitamins and electrolytes.

What is a Stomach Flu IV?

A Stomach Flu IV is an IV infusion specifically designed to support the body during stomach flu. It contains a mix of vitamins, electrolytes, fluids, and medication designed to support your health when you’ve fallen ill with the stomach flu.

What are the Ingredients of a Stomach Flu IV?

The ingredients found in a Stomach Flu IV were intentionally chosen to help support your body during sickness.

The Stomach Flu IV infusion contains the following:

• B-complex vitamins and B12 support healthy energy levels so that you can overcome fatigue caused by the stomach bug.
• Vitamin C supports healthy immune function while your body fights off the virus or bacteria it’s come into contact with.
• Antacid medication helps to prevent digestive symptoms such as diarrhea and indigestion.
• Anti-nausea medication combats common stomach flu symptoms like nausea and vomiting.
• Fluids and electrolytes rehydrate the body to support healing and recovery.

What are the Benefits of a Stomach Flu IV Treatment?

A Stomach Flu IV can hydrate your body and provide the necessary vitamins to help support healing and recovery. Most people experience vomiting and nausea when they have stomach flu. This can make it difficult to keep fluids and other medications down when you take them by mouth. For this reason, getting fluids and medications through an IV infusion ensures that the nutrients are fully delivered to your body without losing them through vomit.

How Does IV Therapy Work?

IV therapy involves getting an IV infusion of vitamins, electrolytes, and fluids to support health and wellness. There are different types of IV infusions to choose from for different purposes. For example, the Stomach Flu IV is helpful for anyone suffering from stomach flu symptoms such as nausea and vomiting.

Other IV infusion options include:

• Recovery IV
• Beauty IV
• Energy Boost
• Immune Boost
• and more.

IV infusions can be delivered in an infusion clinic or in the comfort of your home with in-home service.

At-Home IV Therapy vs. IV Therapy Clinic

The two main ways to get a Stomach Flu IV infusion involve an IV therapy clinic or an at-home service. At-home IV therapy services are generally considered to be more convenient, especially when you are feeling under the weather. To get an infusion at an IV clinic, you must schedule a visit and travel to a clinic to perform your infusion. If you’re sick with the stomach flu, this is not the ideal option since you may be vomiting or feeling very sick. Choose an at-home IV infusion to get conveniently treated in the comfort of your own home.

When to See a Doctor for Stomach Flu

Most people who get sick with the stomach flu recover within 24 to 48 hours. However, in some cases, the sickness can be more severe. If you experience vomiting and diarrhea for more than two days, vomit blood, or if you’re unable to keep fluids down for 24 hours, you should seek medical attention as soon as possible.

Mobile IV Therapy in New Jersey

If you’ve come down with the stomach flu, the last thing you’ll want to do is leave your home. For that reason, you should rely on Drip Hydration to provide all of your IV infusion needs so that you can focus on rest and recovery. Simply schedule your appointment and wait at home for an infusion nurse to come directly to you. Our Stomach Flu IV therapy infusion contains everything your body needs to recover so you can get back to feeling your best. Schedule your visit today!

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