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Zinc

A smart add on when you want extra immune and gut lining support during a GI bug. Zinc is commonly used to support normal immune function and may help you bounce back faster.

Magnesium

Helpful if you are crampy, tense, or depleted after repeated vomiting or diarrhea. Magnesium supports normal muscle and nerve function and can feel especially supportive during recovery.

Vitamin C

A popular add on for immune support when you feel wiped out. Vitamin C supports antioxidant defenses and is often paired with fluids to help you feel more resilient.

Vitamin B12

Great when fatigue and weakness are the main issues after a rough stomach bug. B12 supports energy metabolism and is often chosen for a more noticeable energy lift once you are rehydrated.

Vitamin B-Complex

A broader option than B12 alone when you want more complete energy support. B vitamins support energy metabolism and are commonly added when low appetite and poor intake have left you feeling depleted.

Anti-Nausea Medication (Zofran/Ondansetron)

Strongly recommended if nausea or vomiting is limiting your ability to keep fluids down. This can help settle the stomach so hydration and recovery feel easier.

Anti-Pain Medication (Toradol, Ketorolac)

A good add on if you have significant body aches, headache, or abdominal discomfort alongside dehydration. Often helps improve comfort so you can rest and recover more effectively.

Anti-Acid Medication (Pepcid, Famotidine)

Recommended when reflux, burning, or an unsettled acidic stomach is part of the picture. Can help calm upper GI irritation and reduce that sour, burning sensation during recovery.