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Cuts Deep: When to Know When a Cut Needs More than Just a Bandage

We've all been there… a kitchen mishap, a clumsy moment during a workout, or an adventurous day outdoors resulted in cuts, scrapes, or more serious lacerations. Understanding the different types of wounds and how to handle them can make a difference in your healing and recovery. Cuts and scrapes happen regularly, and many can be effectively managed at home. Understanding proper cleaning and treatment techniques for cuts and knowing when a cut or laceration is [...]

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Summer Heat Safety Tips

Summer is a time to enjoy leisure with family, be outdoors, and breathe fresh air. Being prepared for the hot weather months can help you and your family avoid the hazards that come with the dog days of summer. Here’s your heat safety checklist to ensure your summer adventures are fun and packed with good memories. 1. Stay Hydrated Drink plenty of water, about 8-10 cups per day, and incorporate electrolytes In hot weather or [...]

Breaks, Strains, and Sprains: When to Go to The Emergency Room

Sprains and strains are some of the most common injuries. Sprains, strains, and breaks can be incredibly painful and sometimes difficult to tell apart. Learn about the most common injuries that affect bones, muscles, and ligaments and learn how they can be treated at home and when to know if it’s an emergency. Causes of Strains, Sprains, and Other Injuries Our bodies work hard day after day, so an occasional strain or sprain isn’t uncommon. Certain [...]

Heartburn: Signs and Symptoms and When it’s an Emergency

Heartburn, well, does just that… it burns. That burning sensation is caused by a backward flow, or reflux, of stomach acid into your esophagus. Your lower esophageal sphincter, the part where your esophagus connects to your stomach, prevents the contents of your stomach from escaping. But sometimes it relaxes or weakens and allows acid to flow backward into the esophagus. Since your esophagus isn’t resistant to acid the same way your stomach is, it can [...]

Sinus Headaches: Causes, Symptoms, and When to Get Medical Care

Do you have throbbing pain in your face or head that won’t improve? You may have a sinus headache. What is known as a “sinus headache” is often a symptom of a sinus infection, also known as sinusitis. With sinus pressure and headache, you may experience pressure around the eyes, cheeks, and forehead. Typically, these headaches go away once a sinus infection runs its course. It’s important to learn when to see a doctor to [...]

ER or Urgent Care and the Best of Both Under One Roof

Your daughter landed wrong on her ankle at cheerleading camp and can't put weight on it. It's swelling, and she's crying out in pain. Should you go to the emergency room or urgent care? Life is unpredictable. For an injury or mysterious medical issue, it can be challenging to know where to go when you need care fast. What is an Emergency Room? What is Urgent Care?  Here are a few key differences and the [...]

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