Hangover ReliefIV Therapy
Hangover got you feeling down? We have got you covered.
You are dehydrated. Alcohol slows the release of a hormone that allows the kidneys to absorb both water and electrolytes, allowing fluids to be flushed out. You may also have experienced excessive sweating causing further dehydration. Your heart is working overtime as well, leading to some constriction of blood vessels. This may lead to some dehydration headaches.
Your gastrointestinal system is seriously irritated. Your stomach lining and intestines are inflamed. Gastric and intestinal acids may be released causing greater pain and the need to vomit.
When morning comes you feel an instant sense of regret as your head pounds and your stomach threatens to erupt and dislodge its contents, adding to your overall sense of misery. You want to spend the day with your head under a pillow. Sadly, you cannot go back in time and undo the previous night’s drinking, but there is help available.
Help is on the way!
While it is important to drink water while hungover, you have to sip it slowly throughout the day, stretching out the recovery time. Our hydration therapy speeds up this aspect of the hangover recovery process enabling your body to function more normally in a quicker time.
Additionally, part of our version of the hangover treatment IV includes a non-narcotic pain reliever to help with the headache, and any other pain that may have arrived in the morning (we all think we’re stronger or faster after a few drinks). The pain-killer will not wreak havoc on your sensitive stomach the way swallowing pills could since it is part of the hangover treatment IV and speaking of sensitive stomachs, we have added an anti-nausea medication to put a stop to stomach convulsions and vomiting.
After a hangover treatment IV, your heart should return to its normal rate as it does not have to work extra hard to fight the dehydration consequences. This should bring a calming effect to both your physical and mental state, helping to quell the feeling of anxiety that often accompanies hangovers.