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Pneumonia, an infection of the lungs, can leave you very sick. You may experience symptoms including a cough, fever, and difficulty breathing. Symptoms can be mild to severe. Those already sick, babies, and seniors are more likely to experience severe pneumonia. Diagnosis will require a physical examination by a doctor and may call for chest x-rays or blood tests. Pneumonia is treatable. Antibiotics may be used to treat bacterial pneumonia and prevent complications from viral ...

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Grand Opening Gala AFC Bridgeport Urgent Care received a wonderful reception on Wednesday March 12 when we were joined by Bridgeport Mayor Bill Flynn, reps from the Bridgeport Bluefish, The Bridgeport Sonic Cat mascot, REZNOC, Radio Cumbre, and more. Watch our welcome video!

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Bronchitis is a disease of the respiratory system. It is an inflammation of bronchial passages within the lungs. When this occurs, small airways within the lungs are shut off which causes the symptoms of coughing and breathlessness. Bronchitis is classified as either acute bronchitis or chronic bronchitis. Acute is typically a week or so in duration. Chronic is a severe long term illness and will require frequent medical attention. Bronchitis can be either viral or ...

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Pink Eye, or the technical term Conjunctivitis, is the inflammation of the Conjunctiva, the outermost layer of the eye. It is highly contagious. It can be viral, bacterial, or due to an allergic reaction. Red eye, swelling, and watering of eyes are common symptoms. If it is bacterial, symptoms will also include discharge. To prevent pink eye, avoid rubbing your eyes. Never share contact lenses. Wash your hands frequently. If you encounter someone with pink ...

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With yet another bitterly cold day in Connecticut, we wanted to give you some tips to prevent frostbite. Frostbite is when the skin and tissue below freeze. This affects areas which are small and exposed such as fingers, nose, and ears. It can vary from mild to severe. Typically, it can be treated by reheating the skin with warm water or a warm washcloth. Severe frostbite requires medical attention. Follow these tips to prevent frostbite ...

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