Whether you’re dehydrated, sick, or deficient in nutrients and feeling sluggish as a result, the experts at Rapid Response Urgent Care in Granada Hills, California, offer a simple, highly effective solution. The experienced team provide intravenous (IV) therapy to rehydrate you and replenish essential nutrients to help you feel better faster. Schedule an appointment by phone or request one online today. Walk-ins are also welcome.
IV therapy at Rapid Response Urgent Care infuses fluids and often electrolytes directly into your bloodstream, where the solution is quickly absorbed. This type of therapy is a highly effective way of rehydrating you, replacing nutrients, and balancing electrolytes. Rapid Response Urgent Care personalizes IV therapy infusions to your needs.
IV therapy infusions typically contain fluids, vitamins, minerals, sodium, and sometimes amino acids, sugars, or medications. The specific type of infusion that’s best suited for you depends on your symptoms, diagnosis, and goals. Your specialist offers an array of IV therapies to match your needs.
You might be a candidate for IV therapy at Rapid Response Urgent Care if you struggle with:
Signs of dehydration include dizziness, dry eyes and skin, fatigue, fast breathing, infrequent urination, and dark yellow or strong-smelling urine.
The advantages of IV therapy at Rapid Response Urgent Care include:
IV therapy can help you feel good faster, as it’s an aggressive fluid replacement. You’ll experience better results when compared to simply drinking more fluids at home.
The Rapid Response Urgent Care team weighs you, checks your vital signs, and discusses your symptoms, medical history, medications, and lifestyle. They may order lab work or other diagnostic tests and complete a physical exam to determine which IV therapy is right for you.
After establishing which IV therapy ingredients best match your needs, you simply rest comfortably while your provider inserts a needle into one of your veins. They infuse nutrients, fluids, and sometimes medications or other ingredients into your bloodstream during the next 20-60 minutes.
Afterward, you can expect to feel better immediately with continuous improvements over time. You might need additional treatments, such as over-the-counter or prescription medications, depending on your diagnosis.
Schedule an appointment at Rapid Response Urgent Care by phone or online today, or simply walk into the office to take advantage of IV therapy.