Patients who come with severe dehydration resulting from illnesses or intense physical activities can benefit from IV therapy. This treatment can rapidly restore the body's fluid and electrolyte balance, something that cannot be achieved effectively by just drinking water. IV therapy can also be administered to patients suffering from malabsorption conditions like Crohn's disease or Celiac disease. These conditions often impede the body's ability to absorb nutrients properly, and IV therapy bypasses the digestive system to deliver necessary nutrients straight into the bloodstream. Other conditions that may require IV therapy, include blood loss or anemia, sepsis or severe infections, and gastrointestinal disorders that prevent adequate oral fluid intake. Cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy and those on high-dose antibiotics that are poorly absorbed orally can also benefit from IV therapy. The therapy can help these patients maintain proper nutrition despite the side effects of their treatments, such as nausea, vomiting, and loss of appetite. Moreover, individuals with chronic conditions like fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome may find relief from symptoms like fatigue, pain, and migraines through IV therapy. And even those with hectic, high-stress lifestyles can consider IV therapy to replenish depleted nutrients and boost their immune system. However, while IV therapy has numerous benefits, it's not suitable for everyone. For instance, patients with kidney disease, heart disease, or certain allergies may not be eligible for this treatment.