IV Therapy for Nausea & Stomach Flu

Fluids and nausea relief at home, anywhere in Chicago. One price: $255.

When a stomach bug, food poisoning or a rough night has you throwing up and unable to keep water down, drinking more isn't an option. Our Nausea & GI IV Therapy puts fluids straight into your bloodstream and calms your stomach, delivered to your bed or couch by an experienced nurse.

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Who it’s for.

  • Stomach flu (viral gastroenteritis) with vomiting or diarrhea

  • Food poisoning

  • Nausea you can't shake, from travel, a hangover or a bug

  • Acid-driven stomach upset and heartburn that make eating or drinking hard

Aches, fever, and sore throat without vomiting?
Our Flu IV Therapy is the better fit.

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What’s Inside the bag

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Normal Saline (IV Hydration Fluid)

Your body's best friend when you're dehydrated and wiped out. Dehydration can make a migraine worse, and this restores fluids fast.

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Ondansetron (Zofran) — IV Anti-Nausea Medication

Say goodbye to nausea and queasiness. Zofran is widely used in hospitals, now brought straight to your couch, no ER visit required.

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Famotidine (Pepcid) — IV Stomach Acid Relief

Calms the acid behind heartburn and a burning, upset stomach, so you can start keeping food and fluids down.

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IV hydration for vomiting: why it works when drinking doesn't

When you're vomiting, fluids you drink often come right back up, and dehydration makes the nausea worse. An IV skips your stomach entirely. Hydration goes straight into your bloodstream while Zofran settles the nausea, so you can rest and start sipping again.

How it works when you’re sick at home

  1. Book online or text us. Same-day visits depend on availability.

  2. Pay a 50% deposit and complete your intake form at least 90 minutes before your visit. Our doctor reads every form.

  3. Your ER nurse arrives with everything needed and texts you on the way.

  4. Relax for 30–45 minutes while your IV runs. Aftercare instructions follow.

Whole household down? Book up to three people in one visit.

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IMPORTANT

Who shouldn't book, and when to go to the ER

Tell us on your intake if you are pregnant, have a heart rhythm problem, kidney disease, or take medications that affect your heart rhythm. Our doctor will call if anything needs a closer look.

Go to an ER for blood in your vomit or stool, severe or constant belly pain, a high fever, confusion, fainting, or no urine for 12 hours or more.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Many people feel the nausea ease during the 30–45 minute infusion. Response varies, and every patient is screened first.

  • No. Stomach flu is a gut infection, not influenza. This IV focuses on nausea, vomiting and stomach acid; the Flu IV focuses on aches, fever and inflammation.

  • Tell us on your intake. Our doctor will review your situation before your visit is confirmed.

Serving Chicago and the suburbs this flu season

Lakeview, Lincoln Park, West Loop, Gold Coast, River North, Evanston, Kenilworth, Winnetka, Glencoe, Highland Park, Deerfield, Glenview, Buffalo Grove, Oak Park, Naperville and more.

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