Our Migraine IV combines fluids, magnesium, and anti-nausea medication to support relief during an active migraine — administered in a calm, low-stimulation setting.
Migraines are often made worse by dehydration, and magnesium deficiency has a reasonable body of evidence linking it to migraine frequency and severity in some patients. Our Migraine IV combines fluid replacement, magnesium, and anti-nausea medication when appropriate, aimed at supporting relief during an active episode rather than just masking pain.
This is meant as supportive, symptom-focused care — it isn't a substitute for a real migraine workup if you're having frequent or severe episodes. If your migraines are frequent, worsening, or not well controlled, that's a conversation worth having with your provider about a more complete evaluation and prevention plan, not just repeat IV visits.
We keep the room low-light and low-stimulation for migraine visits. The infusion itself typically takes 30 to 45 minutes, and we'll check in on how you're responding throughout. If your migraines are recurring, we'll also talk about whether a fuller evaluation makes sense beyond symptom relief in the moment.
If dehydration is a major trigger for your migraines, our straightforward Hydration IV may also help.
Explore Hydration IVFor recurring migraines, a root-cause functional medicine evaluation can help identify triggers and patterns.
Learn About Functional Medicine"IV hydration and magnesium can genuinely help during an active migraine, and I've seen it work for the right patient. But if someone's coming in every few weeks for migraine relief, the real answer isn't more IVs — it's figuring out why the migraines keep happening in the first place."
Migraine IV pairs well with: Hydration IV, Functional Medicine, sleep issues, and our full IV Therapy menu. If migraines are a recurring problem, our headaches page covers root causes worth investigating.
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Book your Migraine IV session, and let's talk about whether a broader evaluation could help reduce how often this happens.