When to go to Urgent Care for Rashes
When to go to Urgent Care for Rashes If you have a rash that covers more than one-third of your body, is extremely painful or
When to go to Urgent Care for Rashes If you have a rash that covers more than one-third of your body, is extremely painful or
When to go to Urgent Care for Hives If you or your child experience hives with itching or swelling in their mouth, throat, or eyes
When to go to Urgent Care for Fungal Infections If you feel like something is stuck in your throat or a cough won’t quit, it’s
When to go to Urgent Care for Eczema While eczema symptoms are generally mild, if your child is suffering from severe itching and cracking of
Abscesses occur when bacteria get under your skin and form a pocket of pus. Symptoms include tenderness, pain and swelling, often on an arm or
When to go to Urgent Care for Sore Throat Other than being a pain, a sore throat is usually not life-threatening. In fact, it can
When to go to Urgent Care for Sinus Infections If your sinus infection symptoms (including pain, pressure, and other congestion) haven’t improved after a week
When to go to Urgent Care for Pneumonia Pneumonia is a bacterial infection of your lungs, and it’s not something you should ignore. While there
When to go to Urgent Care for Pinkeye Pinkeye is a kind of conjunctivitis that makes it difficult to see. While pinkeye might seem like
When to go to Urgent Care for Nosebleeds Nosebleeds are very common and often just need a little clean up. If you don’t want to
When to go to Urgent Care for Neck Pain If you’re experiencing neck pain and are unsure about whether or not it’s a medical emergency,
When to go to Urgent Care for Lacerations When you have an open wound, you should consider going to urgent care. Many cuts and scrapes
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