Before Garba, Gujaratis are spending thousands on Navratri IV drips
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Ahmedabad clinics see a rush for IV glow and energy drips costing up to Rs 15,000 ahead of Navratri garba, with doctors urging medical caution.
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Ahead of Navratri, youth from Ahmedabad is engaging in a wellness trend which has raised some eyebrows. As per reports, many of them are taking intravenous therapy (IV) to boost their energy and facial glow, paying somewhere between Rs 4,000 to 15,000 for these sessions. IV therapy is the most common invasive medical…
Before Garba Gujaratis are spending thousands on Navratri IV drips
Ahmedabad clinics see a rush for IV glow and energy drips costing up to Rs 15,000 ahead of Navratri garba, with doctors urging medical caution.
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- Ahmedabad's Pre-Navratri Rush: Gen Z pays up to Rs 15000 for IV drips ahead of 'Dandiya Night'; Here's why (opens DNA India in a new tab)
Ahmedabad clinics see a rush for IV glow and energy drips costing up to Rs 15,000 ahead of Navratri garba, with doctors urging medical caution.
- Before Garba, Gujaratis are spending thousands on Navratri IV drips (opens India Today in a new tab)
Before Garba Gujaratis are spending thousands on Navratri IV drips
- Ahmedabad youth spending heavy on intravenous therapy to boost festive glow and energy ahead of Navratri (opens Deccan Herald in a new tab)
Ahead of Navratri, youth from Ahmedabad is engaging in a wellness trend which has raised some eyebrows. As per reports, many of them are taking intravenous therapy (IV) to boost their energy and facial glow, paying somewhere between Rs 4,000 to 15,000 for these sessions. IV therapy is the most common invasive medical…
