Dr. Nicholas Walter

About The Reviewer

Dr. Nicholas Walter is CMO of Mobile IV Medics. He serves as medical director and oversees the clinical operations and staff at Mobile IV Medics. With over 19 years of healthcare experience, Dr. Walter is passionate about providing the highest quality care to MIVM patients and their families.

Education

University of Arizona – Bachelor of Science in Biology, 2004 – 2008
University of Arizona College of Medicine – Doctor of Medicine (M.D.), 2008 – 2012
St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center, Phoenix, AZ – Family Medicine Residency, 2012 – 2015
University of Arizona – Geriatrics Fellowship

Certifications

American Board of Family Medicine – Board Certified, Family Medicine
American Board of Family Medicine – Board Certified, Geriatric Medicine

Professional Experience

Chief Medical Officer & Co-Owner, Mobile IV Medics (June 2021 – Present)
Medical Doctor, Recuro Health (July 2021 – Present)
Medical Doctor, Banner Health (July 2015 – May 2021)
Family Medicine Resident, St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center (July 2012 – June2015)

About Our Medical Review Process

All health content published on the Mobile IV Medics website — including treatment pages, blog articles, and service area pages — goes through a structured medical review process before publication.

Content is written by knowledgeable health writers, then reviewed by Dr. Nicholas Walter, M.D. (Chief Medical Officer, board-certified in Family Medicine and Geriatric Medicine) to verify clinical accuracy, confirm that all health claims use appropriately qualified language, and ensure full compliance with FDA guidelines for wellness and IV therapy communications. Any claim referencing ingredients, mechanisms, or health outcomes must be grounded in medical evidence and reviewed before it goes live. Previously published content is reassessed when clinical guidance or regulatory standards are updated.

Dr. Nicholas Walter’s posts

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Why Am I Always Tired? 9 Hidden Causes of Fatigue

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What Is In The MIVM Cocktail And What Each Ingredient Does?

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What Is the MIVM Cocktail? Ingredients, Benefits, and What to Expect

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Why Flying Dehydrates You and How to Prevent It

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How To Stay Hydrated at a Festival All Day

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11 Best Electrolyte Drinks for Dehydration

Benefits of Drinking Water for Skin and the Water-Beauty Connection

Humidity and Dehydration and What You Need To Know

Dehydration During Pregnancy: Hidden Risks, Warning Signs, and How to Stay Hydrated

Why Older Adults Are at Higher Risk of Dehydration

Best Foods for Dehydration, What to Eat When You’re Dehydrated

Does IV Therapy Really Help Athletes Recover Faster?

Lactated Ringers vs Normal Saline: Which IV Fluid Does Your Body Actually Need?

Mobile IV Therapy vs. In-Clinic: Which Delivery Format Is Right for You?

IV Therapy Side Effects: What to Expect and When to Act

How to Choose a Safe Mobile IV Therapy Provider

Best Morning Sickness Remedy for All-Day Nausea

Hangover vs. Alcohol Withdrawal: How to Tell the Difference

IV Therapy Before and After: What to Expect at Every Stage

Common questions about IV Therapy

Common Questions about IV Therapy

What Ingredients Are in an IV Therapy Bag

IV Therapy Ingredients: What’s Actually in the Bag

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Bounce Back Fast: Real Hangover Cures That Actually Work

Alcohol Poisoning or Just a Hangover

Alcohol Poisoning or Just a Hangover? How to Tell the Difference

Common Questions about IV Therapy

Common Questions about IV Therapy

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Does the Type of Alcohol Matter for Hangovers?

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How to Recover from a Hangover Faster: What Actually Works (and What Doesn’t)

What Is Alcohol-Induced Inflammation?

What Alcohol-Induced Inflammation Is and Why It Makes Your Hangovers So Miserable

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Healthy Hydration: Best Drinks and Daily Water Intake

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Importance of Water in the Body: Benefits and Daily Needs

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What Organs Are Affected by Severe Dehydration

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Dehydration Treatments: How to Rehydrate Fast

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Dehydration Myths That Put People at Risk (and What the Evidence Actually Shows)

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Surprising Causes of Dehydration and How to Avoid It

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Heat Exhaustion Effects: Symptoms, Treatment & Recovery

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Dehydration and Heat Exhaustion: Signs, Stages, and Organ Damage Risk

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Diseases That Cause Dehydration in Adults

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IV For Norovirus Recovery

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4 Vitamins That Help With Weight Loss

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Traveling East vs. West: Which Jet Lag Is Worse?

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4 Foods That Increase Focus and Memory

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3 Daily Habits to Help You Lose Weight

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How to Help Your Kids Get Over Jet Lag

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The Best and Worst Foods for Boosting Energy

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Should You Be Taking an NAD+ Supplement? Everything You Need to Know

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Top 10 Tips to Help With Morning Sickness

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What Chronic Dehydration Does to Your Body Over Time

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What Is a Banana Bag IV?

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The Benefits of Keeping Your Immune System Strong

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Conquering a Fear of Needles

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11 Benefits of Staying Hydrated Backed by Research

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How to Prepare for a Marathon

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How to Prevent a Hangover

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Cold vs. Flu: A Breakdown of Symptoms

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Weight Loss Plateau and How to Overcome It

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IV Therapy for Liver Disease

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Which IV Therapy Treatment Is OK for Diabetics?

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At-Home IV Therapy for Multiple Sclerosis

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IV Therapy for Crohn’s Disease

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How to Plan a Fun Wine Tasting Party

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IV Therapy for Cystic Fibrosis

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Preventions and Treatments of Constipation Constipation is a very common medical issue that occurs when you have difficulty with the routine function of emptying the bowels. The good news is that constipation usually resolves within a few days. Chronic constipation lasting for several weeks is cause for seeing a doctor. You should always speak to a medical professional about a health problem that might concern you. Learning more about this issue can be helpful but should never substitute a medical consultation. The Symptoms of Constipation Constipation happens when your colon absorbs too much water from fecal matter as it passes into the rectum. Hard lumpy stools that are difficult to pass and break easily into pellets are the primary manifestation of this condition. Symptoms of constipation can vary between patients depending on the severity. Here are some of the most common symptoms: Bloating Cramping Lethargy A decreased appetite Having fewer than three bowel movements each week Needing to strain or push on your lower abdomen to force the stool out Feeling a blockage of stool in the rectum Feeling like you are unable to fully empty your bowels Constipation Risk Factors Frequent bouts of constipation are often related to a patient's dietary routines. Many people who get constipated often have low awareness of what causes this condition to progress. The good news is that constipation can be easy to control once you are aware of how your lifestyle influences the risks. Some of the most common lifestyle risk factors include: Dehydration or drinking too little water A diet low in fiber and high in sugars and fats Eating a large amount of cheese or other dairy products Frequent exposure to a stressful environment Skipping meals or eating too little food Getting a poor or irregular amount of exercise Sudden changes in your sleeping habits or too little sleep Holding your stool for prolonged periods Other risk factors are hereditary or have causes that you might be unable to control. These demographic risk factors include: Hormone imbalances: Your endocrine system plays a role in regulating your digestive system, and hormone distribution irregularities can cause problems with digestion and bowel movements. Old age: As you age, your metabolism slows down, and your risk of constipation increases. Medications: Certain medications list constipation as a side effect. If your medication seems to be causing severe bouts of constipation, ask your doctor if you can switch. Pregnancy: Sometimes hormonal changes during pregnancy can lead to constipation, or you can experience constipation shortly after giving birth. Neurological disorders: Some neurological disorders result in constipation, especially those where the autonomic nervous system behaves irregularly. Patients with neurological trauma caused by a spinal cord injury, stroke, multiple sclerosis or Parkinson's disease all might struggle with constipation. Digestive disorders: Many disorders of the digestive tract can create gut conditions that favor chronic constipation. One of the most common is irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Structural defects of the digestive tract: When your internal structure is atypical, your ability to pass stool could be affected. Examples of structural problems include imperforate anus, fistula and colonic atresia. Autism: The link between constipation and autism is currently under investigation, but some researchers believe that autism can create abnormalities in gut microbes. Complications of Constipation Chronic constipation can lead to health consequences such as: Hemorrhoids: These are inflamed veins around the rectum from straining. Anal fissures: These are tears in the delicate lining of your anal canal. Fecal impaction: When this happens, stool that has accumulated in the rectum is blocked from coming down. Diverticulitis: This condition is caused when fecal impaction forms pouches in the colon wall and becomes infected. Urinary incontinence: This occurs when you strain to release stool, and your pelvic floor muscles are damaged in the process. Your pelvic floor muscles control the bladder. How to Prevent Constipation Many ways to prevent constipation start with what you eat and drink, and it helps to make some proactive lifestyle changes. Despite your best efforts, mild constipation may occur occasionally even when you make healthy choices. The following tips can keep your digestive system functioning normally: Hydrate More Frequently Drink between 11.5 and 15.5 cups of water each day to ensure that you stay well hydrated. Drinking enough water helps keep your stool soft enough to pass through the rectum uninterrupted. Increasing your intake of liquids could help relieve your constipation if you are already experiencing symptoms. Some liquids are unlikely to help your constipation, however, and a few might contribute to the issue or worsen your constipation. Avoid these drinks if you are struggling with constipation: Dairy Soda Sweet tea Sugary soft drinks Alcoholic beverages Caffeinated beverages The best liquids for treating constipation put moisture back in your stool, contain fiber or have other qualities that stimulate your digestion. Consume these drinks to help prevent dehydration or treat constipation: Water Orange juice Low sugar apple juice Prune juice Increase Your Fiber Intake Fiber comes in a soluble and insoluble form, and both are good for your digestive health. Insoluble fiber adds texture to your stool, helping it pass more easily through the intestines, colon and rectum. Soluble fiber makes the stool healthier and softer when paired with a good amount of hydration. Fiber has many benefits. It can help relieve constipation while also lowering your LDL cholesterol. Fiber is also associated with a reduced risk of colon cancer. Some evidence suggests fiber can also help regulate your blood sugar. Foods that are high in fiber for healthy stool: Whole-grain breads, pastas and cereals Fruits such as apples, bananas and oranges Vegetables, especially carrots and broccoli Legumes such as lentils, split peas and pinto beans Nuts such as almonds, pecans, peanuts and pistachios Check the sugar content of a product that contains the above ingredients before you consume it for constipation. Eating a package of mixed nuts would be better for absorbing some fiber than eating a piece of pecan pie, which is also high in calories. Take Probiotics Probiotics are helpful bacteria that can benefit your digestive tract and are available over the counter in pill form. Your gut requires a diverse and flourishing community of microbes to function properly. If constipation is a frequent issue, starting a regimen of probiotics could help. Some studies indicate that probiotics containing bifidobacterium can support an increase in bowel movements. Manage Your Stress Level Being under stress contributes to many negative health consequences. Stress makes digestion more difficult because it causes your body to stay stuck in sympathetic mode. The parasympathetic nervous system is what helps you digest your food and defecate, whereas the sympathetic nervous system regulates fight-or-flight responses. If you have experienced regular constipation recently, consider your stress level and try to find more time for relaxation in your schedule. When you're stressed out, you might tend to ignore your need to hydrate and eat regular meals, which can make constipation worse. Exercise Regularly Getting enough exercise is vital for regulating your digestive system. People who exercise need to hydrate more frequently, which also helps prevent constipation. Building up your internal abdominal muscles could help with digestion, although the muscles that line the internal organs are unaffected by weight-lifting. Quit Dairy Numerous studies show a correlation between the consumption of dairy products and constipation. If you are intolerant to dairy, you might experience more extensive bowel issues from consuming these products. Still, people who struggle with constipation may find relief if they quit dairy regardless of their tolerance. Dairy can be found in many food items. If you want to go on a dairy cleanse, carefully check the labels of these products and shop for alternatives: Butter Yogurt Cheese Chocolate Candies Popcorn Pizza Coffee creamer Cream cheese Whipped cream Condensed soup Heavy cream, table cream or whipping cream A diet high in fats can also make constipation worse, and many of the above foods contain milk fat. How to Treat Constipation When you're constipated, consuming water, prune juice and apple slices may help, but what are other ways you can treat the problem? Here are some home constipation remedies you can try: Take Laxatives You can get laxatives for relieving constipation over the counter. There are several options, and most are marketed for treating constipation specifically. Laxatives fall into the following categories: Stool softeners: They function to put moisture into your stool to help you pass it more smoothly. Stimulants: They are designed to stimulate your intestines by producing contractions. Osmotics: They increase the intestinal fluids in your bowels. Lubricants: They lubricate the intestines to help you pass hard stool. A single laxative might have multiple functions, so if you're looking for a specific type — or if you want to avoid a particular type — it's best to read the label. Overusing laxatives might make your symptoms worse. Use only the recommended amount, and seek medical care if the laxative fails to work or if you experience new symptoms. Get an Enema An enema is another way to put fluids back into the stool, but it works by directly rehydrating the rectum. Out of all constipation treatments, this method is perhaps the most efficient at quickly clearing out blockages except for a more invasive surgery. Enema kits are available over the counter, or a doctor or another qualified medical professional can administer the enema using water with a solution that may contain sodium phosphate. This procedure can be done in a medical office setting, depending on your location. An enema is a last resort treatment and is usually attempted after other methods of relieving constipation have failed. If you have an enema, it's important to drink fluids after your procedure. When to Seek Medical Attention Constipation is usually self-treatable at home without medical intervention. Talking to your doctor or local medical health professional at a walk-in clinic about this issue might seem like an uncomfortable situation, but your medical provider is trained to help. A doctor might be able to resolve the issue more effectively and quickly than you could on your own. Rarely, constipation can be serious. Your doctor evaluates your risk factors and gets your estimated history of the problem. Collecting information ensures that they take the best possible course of action for your treatment plan. If you experience the following symptoms along with your constipation, seek medical attention immediately: Fever Blood in the stool Severe abdominal cramps Unexpected weight loss Constipation lasting for more than one week Constipation that persists after use of laxatives These symptoms could be a sign of a more serious health condition. Your doctor can help by: Prescribing medications for treating constipation Providing an enema Performing surgery to reduce or remove stool blockages Performing surgery to excise parts of the colon Surgery for constipation is rare. Your doctor is more likely to suggest surgery as a solution if your constipation is related to a structural issue or another underlying health condition. If your constipation cannot be managed at home, your doctor is likely to prescribe medication and tell you to avoid certain foods and beverages. Frequently Asked Questions Do you have more questions about constipation? Keep reading for a brief Q&A: What Kinds of Questions Would a Doctor Ask About My Constipation? Your medical service provider might ask how long you have had the issue and about your family history. They collect your medical history to investigate, and they might also ask if you are pregnant, have recently gained or lost weight, saw any blood in your stool or have any other symptoms. Does Coffee Treat Constipation? Although some studies show that drinking coffee can assist with bowel movements, other studies indicate that caffeine causes dehydration, which can make constipation worse. Either way, drinking black coffee when you are constipated is preferable to drinking coffee with milk or creamer added, as dairy makes this issue worse for some people. How Do I Know if My Diet Is Causing Constipation? Keep a food journal or log. Check how much fiber you get in your diet after about a week. You should also note how many ounces of fluids you drink and what kind of beverages you consumed. If it seems like your diet is high in processed foods, caffeine, dairy, fatty cuts of meat and sugary sweets, then your problem could be linked to your diet. What Prescription Medications Are There for Constipation? Which medication could offer the most relief depends on the cause of your constipation, your other medicines, your family history and additional factors. Allow your provider to determine the best treatment plan. A doctor may prescribe one of the following: Lubiprostone (Amitiza®) Prucalopride (Prudac® or Motegrity®) Plecanatide (Trulance®) Lactulose (Cephulac® or Kristalose®) Linaclotide (Linzess®) IV Drips to Prevent or Treat Constipation An IV drip can be helpful for relieving constipation symptoms, and services such as Mobile IV Medics bring the treatment directly to your home. An IV line makes rehydrating an easy, restful process for patients who feel lethargic and lack appetites. The IV drip puts fluids and any requested supplements or medications from our list into your bloodstream. Try our hydration package as an IV therapy for constipation, and choose from various add-ins. Interested in treating your constipation at home? Contact us to learn more about our services.

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