It is very common to not be properly hydrated on a daily basis, as we require plenty of fluids, and not just water (a combination of minerals and vitamins as well as water are essential to our health), to replenish what is lost through sweating, illnesses that involve gastroenteritis (vomiting, diarrhea), and more. Common symptoms of even mild dehydration include decreased urination, cramping in muscles, headaches, confusion, and extreme thirst. Severe cases of dehydration will need urgent fluid replenishment through IV therapy, but it has proven to be beneficial for many patients who regularly experience mild to moderate dehydration. It is also a very effective treatment option for those who suffer from an underlying condition or dietary restriction that prevents them from absorbing necessary vitamins and minerals through their diet. Our bodies require specific minimum quantities of quite a few different vitamins and minerals on a daily basis, and lacking even just one of these nutrients can quickly take a toll on your overall well-being and functioning. If you frequently suffer from fatigue, loss of appetite, decreased brain function, a weak immune system, or a chronic illness, IV hydration therapy may be just what you need to once again feel your best.