Food Poisoning IV Drip in Sioux Falls
Physician-owned
RN-administered
Downtown Sioux Falls
Replenish fluids and nutrients after vomiting or diarrhea, with famotidine for acid-related discomfort and optional nausea support after review.
Your visit is administered by an experienced registered nurse at our Downtown Sioux Falls lounge.
PRICE
$159
Duration
Approximately 60 minutes
What's Included
- IV hydration
- Vitamin C
- Famotidine (Pepcid)
- B-complex vitamins
- Lysine
- Zinc
Optional Add-Ons
Zofran
+$30
Toradol
+$30
Vitamin B12
+$30
500 mL IV fluids
+$35
About the Food Poisoning IV Drip
Food Poisoning IV Drip is designed for short-term fluid and nutrient depletion after vomiting, diarrhea, or a stomach illness makes it hard to keep up with fluids. Famotidine reduces stomach acid and may help with acid-related upper-GI discomfort.
Zofran may be reviewed for nausea when clinically appropriate. This Sioux Falls service supports hydration and comfort but does not determine or eliminate the underlying cause of GI symptoms.
Best for
Hydration after vomiting or diarrhea
Difficulty keeping fluids down
Acid-related stomach discomfort
Nausea support after clinical review
What to Expect
1
Book your appointment
Choose an available time online and complete any required forms before arrival.
2
Meet with your nurse
A registered nurse will review your health information, current concerns, and selected service.
3
Confirm your service and add-ons
Your nurse will confirm the service and discuss any eligible optional add-ons you requested.
4
Relax during your treatment
Receive your service in our Downtown Sioux Falls lounge or a private room, based on availability.
5
Plan for approximately
Appointment time may vary based on the service and any add-ons selected.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Food Poisoning IV Drip designed to help with?
It helps replenish fluids, electrolytes, and selected nutrients after vomiting or diarrhea. Famotidine reduces stomach acid and may help acid-related discomfort, while optional Zofran may be reviewed for nausea when appropriate.
When should someone seek medical care instead of booking?
Seek medical evaluation for severe, persistent, or worsening symptoms, blood in vomit or stool, high fever, fainting, severe abdominal pain, signs of significant dehydration, or any concern that feels urgent. An IV visit is not emergency care.
How do famotidine and optional Zofran fit this IV?
Famotidine is included to reduce stomach acid and may help acid-related upper-GI discomfort. Zofran is an anti-nausea medication that may be available after intake and RN review. Neither medication identifies or removes the underlying cause.
How is this different from Hangover or Recovery IV?
Food Poisoning IV is centered on gastrointestinal fluid loss and includes famotidine. Hangover IV Drip is for alcohol-related depletion, while Recovery IV is the broader replenishment option for travel, illness, exercise, or fatigue.
