IV Hydration in Schaumburg, IL
Rehydrates, restores essential vitamins, combats fatigue, improves circulation, reduces inflammation, and detoxifies your system.
Our bodies are made up of between 50 to 70% water depending on age, gender and other factors. We need and get hydration from our foods and drinking water to maintain a good balance. But there are some situations where a patient's level of dehydration requires more than just a few glasses of water. The body may need to have water infused directly into the bloodstream. This is a treatment called IV hydration, which is available at Reboot Health in Schaumburg, IL.
What Is IV Hydration?
The normal way that the body gets water is through eating or drinking. IV hydration is the introduction of water to the body intravenously using a catheter. In addition to water, IV hydration treatments usually contain electrolytes. These are some of the ways that IV hydration benefits the body:
- Adds water to the system quickly.
- Puts essential vitamins and minerals into the body.
- Helps increase circulation.
- Boosts the immune system.
- Detoxes the body.
- Helps calm and eliminate inflammation.
- Gives you energy.
IV Hydration: What To Expect
IV hydration comes in bagged formulations called “cocktails.” These cocktails contain mixtures of vitamins and nutrients depending on what you need. Cocktails are available that specifically help with focus, energy, cognition, immunity and performance. The Meyer’s cocktail is a therapy that can help treat certain health conditions and help with chronic pain. When you visit your Schaumburg, IL, provider for an IV hydration treatment, you’ll have a consultation to decide which type you need and then relax in your seat as the fluid flows through a catheter into your arm.
Why Visit a Medical Provider for IV Hydration?
A medical provider can administer this therapy on a regular basis (biweekly or monthly) or on demand as needed. A patient may want to visit a provider for IV hydration when any of the following scenarios applies:
- A severe, persisting hangover.
- Extreme fatigue or lack of energy.
- An acute illness, such as influenza, that requires a quick immune system boost.
- Inability to consume water or nutrients through traditional means.
- Digestive problems.