IV for nausea and vomiting in Fresno, matched to the cause.
Stomach bug, food poisoning, a hangover, a migraine or just too long in the heat. Fluids and electrolytes straight to your bloodstream, with nausea medication when our provider orders it. Registered nurses, private suite, same-day chairs.
From $100Same-day chairsRegistered nurses
Nausea is a symptom. We treat the reason.
Tell us what’s behind it and we’ll point you to the right drip. Not sure? Call or text and a nurse will help you sort it out.
Stomach flu
Vomiting and diarrhea that hit the whole house. Fluids, electrolytes and provider-ordered nausea medication.
Food poisoning
When last night’s dinner comes back. Same drip, plus the warning signs that mean a doctor instead.
Hangover
Fluids and vitamins, with nausea and headache medication when our provider orders it.
Migraine and nausea
For people with a known migraine history whose nausea makes pills useless.
Dehydration
Long days in Valley heat, a hard shift, or just days of not keeping up.
Travel and jet lag
Queasy, dried out and off schedule after a long trip. Hydration and vitamin drips help you catch up.
Why an IV helps when you’re throwing up
When you can’t keep water down, every sip comes back up and you fall further behind. Pills don’t stay down long enough to work either. An IV skips your stomach completely: fluids and electrolytes go straight into your bloodstream, and when our provider orders it, nausea medication can go in the same line.
Most people are in the chair for 30 to 60 minutes, with a registered nurse in the room the whole time and a bathroom close by.
Tell us these before your drip
- What you’ve already taken today, including over-the-counter nausea or pain medicine
- Whether you’ve been drinking or using anything
- If you’re pregnant or might be
- Any heart, kidney or seizure history
That’s how the provider decides what’s safe to give you. Some nausea medications can make you drowsy, so plan a ride home.
When vomiting is an emergency.
We would rather send you to the right place than take your money. If you’re not sure, call or text first.
- Vomiting blood or what looks like coffee grounds
- Severe or one-sided belly pain, or a hard, swollen belly
- Confusion, fainting, a seizure or trouble staying awake
- Chest pain or trouble breathing
- A stiff neck with fever, or a severe headache after a head injury
- Vomiting for more than a day with dizziness when you stand, or almost no urine
Nausea and vomiting questions
Can I get an IV for nausea in Fresno?
Yes, after a quick health review. Depending on the cause, our provider can order fluids, electrolytes and nausea medication. Tummy Relief ($270) is the usual pick for stomach bugs and food poisoning; plain IV Fluids start at $100.
What do you give for nausea?
Our provider decides, based on your history, what you’ve already taken and what’s causing it. Nausea medication is only given when the provider orders it. Some medications can make you drowsy, so plan a ride home.
How fast will I feel better?
Most drips take 30 to 60 minutes. Many people feel steadier once they’re rehydrated, but everyone’s different and we don’t promise a timeline.
I’m pregnant and can’t stop throwing up.
Call your OB first. During pregnancy the only thing we offer is IV fluids, and severe or nonstop vomiting in pregnancy needs your OB or the ER.
When is vomiting an emergency?
Vomiting blood or coffee-ground material, severe belly pain, confusion, fainting, chest pain, a stiff neck with fever, or vomiting after a head injury. Go to the ER or call 911.
Do you see children?
No, we treat adults. Kids with vomiting should see their pediatrician or urgent care.
Reserve a time without the checkout.
Leave your name, number and a good time. The desk confirms by text, usually within the hour during clinic hours.
Can’t keep it down? Call us.
(559) 338-5503Same-day appointments. Call or text and a nurse will help.