Hangover Treatment

Doctor-led

at Dr. Torun’s Clinic

Rapid hydration and recovery support. Recovery-focused infusion therapy designed to restore hydration and comfort quickly.

Hangover Treatment

The essentials.

Treatment focus
Rapid hydration and recovery support
Price
From €325.
Delivered by
Infusions given by our doctors and qualified nurses.
Before treatment
Health screening completed before every session.
Products
Pharmaceutical-grade vitamins and minerals.

Prices may vary based on individual assessment. Your clinician will confirm suitability, timing and aftercare before you begin.

What is a hangover infusion?

A hangover drip typically combines fluids with electrolytes and specific vitamins. Common components include:

  • IV fluids, usually 0.9% normal saline or a dextrose solution
  • Electrolytes
  • B-complex vitamins, especially B1 (thiamine)
  • Vitamin C

Depending on your symptoms, it may also include an anti-sickness medication (antiemetic) for nausea, magnesium, or a carefully chosen painkiller such as paracetamol. NSAIDs are used cautiously because they can irritate the stomach.

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Rapid rehydration

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Relief of headache

Nausea and fatigue

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Correction of electrolyte imbalance

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Faster recovery compared with oral intake

In some cases

It is only fair to note that the evidence is limited: for a straightforward, uncomplicated hangover, IV therapy has not been clearly shown to be significantly better than good oral hydration and rest.

Who may need this drip?

Dizziness, weakness or fatigue related to alcohol

Also

  • Patients who want symptomatic relief following appropriate clinical assessment
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Before your infusion

Blood tests before your infusion

In most mild cases, no blood tests are required. If symptoms are severe or the picture is unclear, we may check:

  • Electrolytes: sodium and potassium
  • Kidney function: creatinine and urea
  • Blood glucose: alcohol can cause low blood sugar
  • Liver function tests (LFTs): where alcohol use is frequent

In more complicated cases, a blood alcohol level or a CBC (if infection or bleeding is suspected) may be appropriate.

How your Hangover appointment works.

A simple, modern care journey so you know exactly what happens next.

Book your appointment. Book online in under a minute and choose a time that suits you.

Health Assessment. A brief health screen ensures IV therapy is appropriate and safe for you.

Your Infusion. Relax in our comfortable treatment room while your personalised drip is given by one of our doctors or qualified nurses.

Feel the Difference. Most patients notice improved energy and wellbeing within 24-48 hours. Follow-up infusions can be scheduled as needed.

Pricing

Clear, upfront pricing.

Every price is published before you book. No surprise add-ons.

Prices may vary based on individual assessment. See our full fee list for all services.

Single sessions

We accept

At home

Your Hangover infusion, at home.

Can’t make it to Tallaght? Your Hangover drip can also be arranged in the comfort and privacy of your own home, with the same clinical standards as a visit to the clinic.

Your drip is chosen after a doctor-led assessment, then given by one of our doctors or qualified nurses, with monitoring throughout the infusion.

Treatment at home depends on your medical assessment and where you live. Contact the clinic to check availability and fees for your area.

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When it may be considered

A hangover infusion may help if you have:

  • Moderate dehydration
  • Persistent vomiting
  • An inability to keep fluids down
  • Significant headache, dizziness or weakness, or a need for rapid relief when you simply cannot function

Risks and considerations

Points to be aware of include:

  • Overhydration
  • The risk of masking a more serious condition, such as alcohol poisoning, gastritis or pancreatitis
  • Medication risks: for example, NSAIDs irritating the stomach

Because of that second point, a brief medical assessment is part of the treatment, not an optional extra.

Our approach at Dr. Torun's Clinic

We check that your symptoms are consistent with a hangover, rule out anything more concerning, and then tailor a hangover recovery drip to how you actually feel. Treatment is delivered under medical supervision with monitoring throughout.

Not feeling yourself after a heavy night? Book appointment or explore our other IV therapy services.

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FAQ

Hangover FAQs.

What is in a hangover IV drip?

A hangover infusion typically combines IV fluids (normal saline or a dextrose solution) with electrolytes, B-complex vitamins, especially B1 (thiamine), and vitamin C. Depending on your symptoms it may also include anti-sickness medication, magnesium, or a carefully chosen painkiller.

Does a hangover drip actually work?

Many people feel better faster, mainly thanks to rapid rehydration and symptom relief. In honesty, the evidence is limited: for a straightforward, uncomplicated hangover, IV therapy has not been clearly shown to beat good oral hydration and rest. We will always be upfront about that.

How quickly will I feel better?

Most people notice relief of headache, nausea and fatigue during or shortly after the infusion, as fluids and electrolytes are restored. Recovery times vary depending on how dehydrated you are and how much you drank.

Is a hangover infusion safe?

It is safe when delivered under medical supervision after a brief assessment. That assessment matters, because some symptoms that resemble a hangover, such as those of alcohol poisoning, gastritis or pancreatitis, need different care. We check before we treat.

Do I need blood tests before a hangover drip?

For most mild cases, no. If symptoms are severe or unclear we may check electrolytes, kidney function, blood glucose and, where alcohol use is frequent, liver function. This helps us rule out anything more serious.

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