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Make sure he’s getting his electrolytes, not just water. Get some Gatorade, Drip Drop, Liquid IV, LMNT, or similar. You can even google how to make your own electrolyte drinks.

Make sure she is staying hydrated. My daughter has dealt with sodium deficiency before and rather than adding another prescription at the time she actually drank lots of electrolyte drinks with added table salt. It did the trick.But since your Grandma has a UTI, make sure she is staying hydrated. Ge

For my most recent colonoscopy, I was prescribed Golytely (polyethylene glycol 3350 and electrolytes). I took one whiff of the flavor packet and dumped it. I used my own Drip Drop electrolyte powder to flavor it, and I was able to get it down without much trouble. I did need to rinse my mouth out ev

For no reason, other than the fact that I’ve personally had great success with it, I’m promoting drip drop. Packet in a bottle of water, I think it says eight or so ounces of water so I don’t always have a full bottle of water when I put it in, and then shake shake and shake some more. And one other

Yes, for us fibromyalgia warriors, when we get sick, it seems to linger longer than it's supposed to, but I can suggest echinacea tea, lots of sleep, drink a lot of water, and some electrolytes. You could be dehydrated too, not Gatorade because it has too much salt. Drip drop or liquid IV and some c