Condition
Dehydration
A condition in which the body loses more fluid than it takes in, which can cause dizziness, weakness and confusion, especially in older adults and young children.
Also called: fluid loss, low fluids
Who Can Help with Dehydration?
- Hospitalists
A physician who cares for patients while they are admitted to the hospital, then hands care back to their regular doctor at discharge.
- Family Doctors
A physician who provides checkups, preventive care and treatment for common illnesses for patients of all ages. Family doctors also manage long-term conditions and refer to specialists when needed.
- Urgent Care Centers
A walk-in clinic that treats illnesses and injuries that need care the same day but are not life-threatening.
- Geriatricians
A physician who specializes in the health of older adults, including memory problems, falls, frailty and managing many medicines at once.
- Emergency Medicine Doctors
A physician who treats sudden illness and injury in a hospital emergency department.
- Infusion Centers
A clinic where patients receive medicines through an IV, such as antibiotics, biologic drugs and fluids.
Where Practices List Dehydration
Cities where practice websites say they offer it.
- Columbus, OH (497)
- Klamath Falls, OR (100)
- Eau Claire, WI (51)
- Parker, CO (40)
- Huntsville, AL (28)
- Tallahassee, FL (26)
- Williston, ND (26)
- Houston, TX (23)
- New Braunfels, TX (17)
- Ocala, FL (17)
- Livonia, MI (16)
- Miami, FL (16)
- Las Vegas, NV (14)
- San Diego, CA (14)
- Oakbrook Terrace, IL (12)
- Wylie, TX (12)
- Dallas, TX (11)
- Tucson, AZ (11)
- Orlando, FL (8)
- Albuquerque, NM (7)
- Gilbert, AZ (7)
- Oklahoma City, OK (7)
- Katy, TX (6)
- Missouri City, TX (5)
- Hialeah, FL (4)
- Montgomery, AL (4)
- Clearwater, FL (3)
- Glendale, AZ (3)
- Naples, FL (3)
Related
General information, not medical advice. Ask a provider about dehydration and what is right for you.