Five Signs You May Have Diabetes
UrgentMED Team
Nov
28
It’s a growing popular club that no one wants to be a part of. Unfortunately, many patients have little choice in the matter. Diabetes can strike any one of us. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), more than 30 million Americans have diabetes, and more than
Five Reasons for Thanksgiving Day Urgent Care Visits
UrgentMED Team
Nov
20
A gathering of family and friends, sharing laughs and stories over an impressive food festival, Thanksgiving is undeniably one of the most popular holidays. But it’s also one of the most popular days of the year, if not THE MOST popular day of the year for urgent care visits. Everything
When to Seek Medical Care for a Headache
UrgentMED Team
Nov
06
A headache can strike without warning – some much more serious than others. And there are many types of headaches: migraines, tension, sinus headaches, along with various causes: panic attack, head trauma, and blood clot just for starters. Sometimes it’s obvious you need to seek medical help immediately, while other
Five Causes of Dizziness and When You Should Seek Help at Urgent Care
UrgentMED Team
Oct
31
It happens to all of us, every once-in-awhile. We get dizzy. Sometimes it lasts for just a few minutes, and sometimes much longer. But how serious are dizzy spells, and at what point should you get medical help? We have those answers and more in the following discussion on the
The Differences Between a Cold and the Flu
UrgentMED Team
Oct
24
Not sure whether you have a cold or the flu? Distinguishing which illness you are experiencing can be very tricky with the naked eye alone. They share many similarities – the most significant being that they both target the same area of the body. Many people don’t know the differences
How to Tell If You Have a Broken or Sprained Foot
UrgentMED Team
Oct
18
It can happen while doing something as simple as walking, taking a misstep or exercising. Before you know it, you have a broken or sprained foot. These are two different injuries that require different treatments, so being able to tell one from the other is important to help you heal.
