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A ton of water...serious all that you can take...🥰

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24 hours post Infusion and all systems working well- (2L water)

August 1
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I usually drink about 72 ounces of water each day, but during Rituxan infusion period, I drank an extra 24 ounces the day before, the day of, and the day after my infusions.

August 1
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How much water should be consumed in the 24 hours following a Rituximab infusion?

There isn't a single universal number for daily water intake after a Rituximab infusion, as it can vary based on individual factors like body weight, kidney function, and any side effects experienced. Your care team is the best source for a Show Full Answer

How much water should be consumed in the 24 hours following a Rituximab infusion?

There isn't a single universal number for daily water intake after a Rituximab infusion, as it can vary based on individual factors like body weight, kidney function, and any side effects experienced. Your care team is the best source for a specific target tailored to your situation.

That said, staying well hydrated after treatment is really important. Here are some general hydration tips that can help:

- Keep a water bottle with you at all times
- Sip fluids slowly and steadily throughout the day rather than drinking large amounts at once
- Clear liquids like apple juice, ginger ale, or herbal tea can help, especially if nausea is an issue
- Low-sugar electrolyte drinks like Gatorade G2 or Propel can be a good option if plain water is hard to get down
- Avoid sugary drinks, and be mindful that coffee and tea can affect iron absorption

If you experience vomiting after your infusion, it becomes even more critical to replace lost fluids quickly. Let your care team know if you're struggling to stay hydrated — they may have additional recommendations or interventions to help.

July 31

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