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Special occasions, holiday parties and fun vacation nights sometimes all have the same thing in common; a morning-after, painful hangover.

If you've ever had too much to drink, you may find yourself waking up with a massive headache, dry mouth, sensitivity to light and sounds and even worse yet, nausea, dizziness, and upset stomach. Sound familiar? When a dreaded hangover creeps on you, the only thing you want is the relief, and quickly.

While many "remedies" exists for hangover relief, the most effective way to treat a hangover is proper hydration. To replenish hydration, medical professionals have long relied on IV infusion therapy. For decades, this medical treatment was only available at hospitals and specialized clinics, however, IV infusion therapy is now mainstream and is available at most major cities in the U.S. an outpatient, elective service.

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Ever go days suffering from a mild to a severe headache that while dull, still lingers in spite of taking over the counter painkillers? Find yourself getting more cluster headaches and reaching for ibuprofen daily? While this may be an indication of different health problems, if all else has been ruled out like vision or dental problems, or stress – the relief you are seeking may have a simple fix: hydration.

Migraines and cluster headaches are often associated with not drinking enough water. If this is your case, proper hydration can help treat and even prevent recurring episodes of migraines and headaches. If you suffer from chronic headaches, but are not able to drink enough water (either by hectic schedule or your body's absorption abilities are compromised by medication or physical ailments), IV Hydration Therapy can be a used to boost your fluid intake.

IV Therapy (intravenous therapy), used in hospitals and clinics for decades to treat dehydration and deliver medicines intravenously, can help alleviate and

What is Hydration?

We usually think of hydration during the hot summer months, when you're doing sports or other strenuous activities, or when you are so thirsty that you need a drink right away. But the reality is that proper hydration is important even when you're not feeling the effects of a hot day, or after running a mile at the gym – proper hydration is necessary at all times to maintain your bodily systems, including your brain functions, working at their best.

Although hydration is fundamental to proper health, and even survival, sometimes maintaining proper hydration is not as simple as drinking water. If you're not properly hydrated and no action is taken to reverse fluid loss, this can lead to dehydration. Instances when drinking water alone is not enough to maintain (or re-establish) hydration is when you are ill, such as when one is suffering from a hangover, food poisoning, gastrointestinal illness, or even the flu. During these times of illne...