Paramedic for home care after alcohol consumption
Did you celebrate? Did you consume alcohol?
Now you can't move your head? Congratulations! You have a hangover.
To order a paramedic to administer an infusion at home after alcohol, click here.
A "hangover" or in Hebrew "hammurot" is a phenomenon that occurs after consuming a large amount of alcohol.
Alcohol causes the hormone that suppresses urination to not work, as a result of which, during alcohol consumption, the body loses fluids at an accelerated rate, causing dehydration that is only noticeable after the effects of alcohol cease.
The characteristic signs of a hangover include:
headache
Nausea
Vomiting
Sensitivity to sound and light
weakness
Dizziness
and more
Common treatment for a hangover includes drinking plenty of fluids but in moderation, painkillers, food intake, and rest.
Sometimes the condition is severe and does not allow self-treatment at home.
Signs that you should seek medical attention include:
Inability to drink (due to lack of desire or vomiting after drinking)
Dementia at the level of consciousness
Incontinence
unrest
Common medical treatment after alcohol consumption includes administering an infusion, administering anti-nausea medications, encouraging food intake, and supervision.
Many choose to invite a medical professional to come to their home or hotel room and give them an infusion, thus saving themselves the need to go to the hospital. They benefit from quick and professional treatment, without waiting in line, without the hospital's delays, and of course, huge savings on emergency room fees.
To order a paramedic to provide a private infusion after alcohol consumption, click here.
When you order the service, a skilled and experienced paramedic will come to you, check your vital signs, and if everything is normal, obtain intravenous access and administer the fluids. If necessary, you can also receive anti-nausea medications.
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To order a paramedic to administer an infusion at home, click here.