Can Chicken Soup Really Help With The Flu?
The best way to deal with the flu is not to get it at all. A flu shot is the most effective method of prevention, along with washing your hands frequently. If you do get sick, and you’re at a high risk...
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Here’s What’s Causing Your Child’s “Barking” Cough
The immune system of a young child is still developing, which is why kids are highly susceptible to infections. One common illness in young children is croup, which causes a characteristic barking...
View ArticleUnderstanding Migraines
You might have heard it said that migraines aren’t just another type of headache. But what exactly are they? When you watch the accompanying video, you’ll learn why some migraines are severe enough...
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Headed Home for the Holidays? Beware Flight-Induced Dehydration
Thanksgiving is nearly here! If you’re traveling home for the holidays, there’s more to worry about than just long lines at airport security. Air travel can affect your wellness. Family medicine...
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Who Should Get A Flu Shot?
Walk-in clinics begin offering the flu shot before flu season begins. This is the ideal time to get vaccinated since it takes about two weeks for protective antibodies to build up in your body. During...
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Which Tests May Be Part of an Annual Physical?
Routine physicals are important for your health. Even when you feel healthy and well, having a physical is essential for identifying early signs of potentially serious conditions and ensuring that...
View ArticleA Quick Look at Tetanus Shots
When was the last time you had a tetanus shot? If you can’t remember, or if you know it’s been some years, you won’t want to put off getting a tetanus booster. This video will show you the reasons why...
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When Should You Be Concerned About A Fever?
Fever is an effect of the immune system, which raises the body temperature to help fight off infections caused by viruses, bacteria, and other foreign bodies. So, if you have a fever, it’s actually a...
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How to Take Care of Your Stitches
If you suffer from a laceration, you might need stitches to seal the wound and allow the body to heal. When you do receive stitches in the urgent care clinic, be sure to get a printout of the doctor’s...
View ArticleCovid Vaccine FAQs
Frequently asked questions about the COVID-19 Vaccine Do I need to make an appointment for my vaccine? Yes, click here to schedule your appointment What is the cost of the vaccine? If you have...
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