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While there are a number of at-home treatments for dehydration, the IV hydration process can help you feel better much more quickly than drinking water alone. What sets intravenous fluids apart is that they contain a saline solution with essential vitamins and minerals that assist restore your body's water balance. and electrolyte equilibrium



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