Lactated Ringer's IV
Hydration with fluid and electrolytes, with no added vitamins.
Hydration with fluid and electrolytes, including sodium, potassium and calcium, with no added vitamins.
This option may be considered during pregnancy after an individual clinical review.
Nausea in early pregnancy, often occurring from approximately weeks 4 to 20, can make it difficult to drink enough; heat or illness can affect hydration later in pregnancy.
Whether IV fluids are appropriate depends on symptoms and clinical assessment, not a specific week of pregnancy.
Good for wellness goals related to
- Fluid and electrolyte hydration
- No added vitamins
- Pregnancy consideration after review
- Florida heat
- Travel
- Illness-related hydration concerns
Fluid contents
Lactated Ringer's fluid • Sodium • Potassium • Calcium • No added vitamins
Pregnant patients with severe vomiting, inability to keep fluids down, fainting, very little urine, bleeding or urgent concerns should contact their prenatal provider promptly.